Preserving traditional Indian sports helps maintain the cultural identity of the country and showcases its rich heritage.

Traditional Indian sports reflect the history, traditions, and unique skills of the region, and are passed down from generation to generation.

Preserving traditional Indian sports faces challenges such as lack of awareness, limited participation opportunities, and insufficient funding and support.

Promoting the preservation and revival of traditional Indian sports requires educating the younger generation, organizing competitions, and providing financial support.

Preserving traditional Indian sports offers benefits such as promoting physical fitness, fostering community, and contributing to tourism.

Gilli-Danda is a traditional Indian sport where players throw a wooden stick at a target.

The objective of Kabaddi is to tag members of the opposing team and return to one's own half without being caught.

Shot Put is a traditional Indian sport where players throw a heavy stone ball for distance.

Football is a traditional Indian sport where players use their feet to control and pass a ball.

Long Jump is a traditional Indian sport where athletes jump over a series of obstacles.

Archery is a traditional Indian sport where players use a bow and arrow to shoot at a target.

Javelin Throw is a traditional Indian sport where athletes throw a javelin for distance.

Hockey is a traditional Indian sport where players use a stick to hit a ball through a hoop.

Hurdle Race is a traditional Indian sport where athletes run and jump over a series of hurdles.

Badminton is a traditional Indian sport where players use a racket to hit a shuttlecock over a net.