Chess, known as 'Chaturanga' in ancient India, is a strategic board game that involves moving pieces on a checkered board.

In Kabaddi, the raider attempts to score points by touching as many opposing team members as possible and returning to their own half of the court before being tackled.

Lattu, also known as spinning top, is a game where players try to keep a spinning top balanced on a string for as long as possible.

The goal of Carrom is to pocket all of one's pieces before the opponent does, using a striker to flick the pieces into the pockets.

Gilli-Danda is a traditional Indian game where players use a long stick to hit a wooden ball through a series of wickets.

In Snakes and Ladders, ladders represent opportunities for advancement, allowing players to move up the board quickly.

Ring Toss is a traditional Indian game where players try to throw a ring onto a peg from a distance.

The goal of Ludo is to score points by moving all of one's pieces around the board and reaching the home square.

Jenga is a traditional Indian game where players take turns removing wooden blocks from a tower, one at a time, without causing it to collapse.

In Kabaddi, the raider is the player who attempts to score points by crossing into the opponent's territory and touching as many opposing players as possible.

Shot Put is a traditional Indian game where players throw a ball at a target, and the distance of the throw determines the score.

In Carrom, the black piece that is worth the most points is called the Queen.

Rummy is a traditional Indian game where players use a set of cards to form sets and sequences based on their suits and ranks.

In Snakes and Ladders, snakes represent obstacles that hinder progress, causing players to move down the board.

Bowling is a traditional Indian game where players throw a ball at a series of pins and try to knock them down.