Traditional Games and Pastimes: A Journey Through India's Cultural Heritage
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Which traditional Indian game involves throwing a small, flat wooden disc into a hole in the ground?
In the traditional Indian game of Kabaddi, what is the name of the player who crosses the opponent's line and tries to tag as many players as possible?
Which traditional Indian game is played with two teams of seven players each, and the objective is to score goals by hitting a small ball into the opponent's goal post?
In the traditional Indian game of Ludo, what is the name of the dice used to determine the movement of the pieces?
Which traditional Indian game is played with a set of wooden sticks, and the objective is to move all of one's sticks to the other side of the board before the opponent does?
In the traditional Indian game of Snakes and Ladders, what happens when a player lands on a square with a snake?
Which traditional Indian game is played with a set of cards, and the objective is to collect as many cards as possible by following specific rules?
In the traditional Indian game of Chess, what is the name of the most powerful piece?
Which traditional Indian game is played with a set of wooden blocks, and the objective is to stack the blocks on top of each other to create a tower without knocking it down?
In the traditional Indian game of Kabaddi, what is the name of the area in the center of the court where the raiders and defenders try to tag each other?
Which traditional Indian game is played with a set of colorful wooden pegs, and the objective is to move all of one's pegs to the opposite side of the board before the opponent does?
In the traditional Indian game of Kho-Kho, what is the name of the player who tries to prevent the raider from tagging the defenders?
Which traditional Indian game is played with a set of nine small stones, and the objective is to arrange the stones in a specific pattern to win the game?
In the traditional Indian game of Carrom, what is the name of the small, flat wooden disc that is used to strike the other discs?
Which traditional Indian game is played with a set of wooden sticks, and the objective is to move all of one's sticks to the other side of the board before the opponent does?