Pachisi is a traditional Indian board game that involves throwing a small, round object called a 'goti' into a series of small holes.

In Kabaddi, the main objective of the raiders is to score points by touching the opposing team's players.

Gilli-Danda is a traditional Indian game played with a wooden stick and a small, wooden ball.

In Snakes and Ladders, the ladders represent opportunities for players to move forward quickly.

Pallanguzhi is a traditional Indian game that involves players throwing a small, wooden ball at a series of pins arranged in a triangular formation.

In Ludo, the main objective of the players is to be the first player to reach the center of the board.

Chaupar is a traditional Indian game played with a set of six cowrie shells.

In Carrom, the main objective of the players is to score points by pocketing carrom pieces into the pockets.

Lagori is a traditional Indian game that involves players throwing a small, wooden ball at a series of holes arranged in a circular formation.

In Kho-Kho, the main objective of the chasers is to tag the runners and prevent them from reaching the other side of the field.

Kancha is a traditional Indian game played with a set of wooden sticks and a small, wooden ball.

In Snakes and Ladders, the snakes represent obstacles that prevent players from moving forward.

Pithoo is a traditional Indian game that involves players throwing a small, wooden ball at a series of holes arranged in a straight line.

In Ludo, the piece that can move backwards is called the King.

Jenga is a traditional Indian game played with a set of wooden blocks and a small, wooden ball.