Fondly remembered as "Kancha," this traditional game involves players shooting marbles to hit and collect each other's marbles, testing precision and strategy.
Stapu, a popular outdoor game, challenges players to hop through a pattern drawn on the ground, combining physical activity with fun and agility.
A beloved musical game, Antakshari involves taking turns singing songs, connecting the last letter of one song to the first letter of the next, creating a lively and entertaining atmosphere.
An exhilarating team sport, Kabaddi requires players to tag opponents in their territory and return without being caught, fostering teamwork, agility, and strategic thinking.
Chuppan Chupai, the Indian version of Hide and Seek, challenges players to hide while one person counts and seeks, adding an element of suspense and thrill to childhood play.
Kho-kho is a traditional tag game where two teams compete, and members of the chasing team try to tag opponents while avoiding being caught, promoting speed, agility, and teamwork.
The game is played with two sticks, one huge, called a danda, and one smaller, called a gilli. It is very similar to bat-and-ball games like cricket and baseball.
Carrom is an Indian tabletop game in which players flick discs in an attempt to knock them to the board's corners.