The primary weapon used in Gatka is the sword, known as the 'gatka'.

Gatka originated in the Punjab region of India and Pakistan.

The 'gatka' is considered a symbol of power and strength in Gatka.

Gatka training involves physical conditioning, weapon handling, footwork, and mental focus.

Gatka serves various purposes in modern times, including self-defense, cultural preservation, and sports competitions.

The Shamshir is not a type of Gatka sword.

The traditional Gatka uniform is the Kurta Pajama.

In Sikh culture, the 'gatka' is considered a symbol of valor and courage.

The traditional Gatka performance is known as Gatka Bhangra.

Kata is not a technique used in Gatka.

In Gatka, protective gear includes a helmet, chest guard, and shin guards.

Gatka Kata is not a type of Gatka competition.

The Gatka Federation of India is the governing body for Gatka in India.

Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale was not a famous Gatka exponent.

The annual Gatka festival held in Punjab is called Gatka Mela.