9 Traditional Indian Games And Toys That Are On The Verge Of Extinction

Kho Kho Game: the kho kho rules are really easy to understand. Know more about Kho kho ground, Kho kho rules as well as kho kho court.

For thousands of years, board games have been a source of entertainment for people across the world. Here are ten of the most important:

All about games and how to play them. A peek into the research, product design and development being done by RAMSONS KALA PRATISHTANA of Mysuru, since year 2000. Come, explore the magical world of board games of India and leave your valuable comments ............................................................... Don't miss the next ...."KREEDAA KAUSHALYA".... exhibition during Summer 2010 at Pratima Gallery, Mysore.

As the sports ecosystem continues to develop, mature and professionalize, there are some key emerging themes that provide character to this journey. Although 18 elements below seem too many, the...

Check out this interesting Hindi Ladies Kitty Party Game for Indian ladies kitty party. This is simple game for all age group of Indian ladies.

From chess to Snakes and Ladders, some famous games originated in India. Pallankuzhi, the traditional Indian board game, Ashtapada and more. Here are 10 Traditional #Games from India! #BoardGames

A store in Hyderabad is trying to re-popularise South Indian games such as puli-joodam, basavanna-ata, daadi and others.

Anjali DSouza, an illustrator from Chennai, India has designed a pack of cards using Indian truck art and the Indian folk art as inspiration.

Contents: 1 Game board; 2 sets of 6 coins (total 12 coins); 6 cowrie shells. This is a two-player race game. Each player gets 6 coins of same colour and keeps it in his home outside the game board as shown in Fig 3. This is the initial position of the coins and every time they are cut, they return to their respective homes. Goal: To bear off all six coins, first. Throw of six cowrie shells: One mouth up (Fig.2)- introduce one coin on starting square or move one square & play again Two mouths…