Physical Contact Games
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Pursuit Games | Games Played in Mandal | Games Played Sitting Down | Individual Games | Physical Contact Games | Two Team Games | Dand Games
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Agani Kund | Delhi Hamaaree | Deevar Yudhha | Dharma Shaala | Ghodesvaar Yudhha | Ghuntneko Rumaal Bandhannaa | Kukkhut Yudhdha | Mandal Yudhha | Mandal Se Khincho | Naukaa Yudhdha | Piche Dhakelanaa | Prakoshtha Dabaanaa | Rekhaa Par Khade Raho | Vrushchik Yudhdha
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| Name |
Agani Kund |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
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Square |
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Circle |
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| Meaning |
Sacrificial
Fire |
| Aim |
Survival
of the fittest s’sevak. The objective is to try and get your opponent to
be scarified on the Agni Kund by pushing him on the fire |
| Description |
S’sevaks
will be placed in pairs with a small circle between them which will represent
the Agni kund (sacrificial fire). When the whistle is blown the s’sevak
will wrestle to throw the other s’sevak into the Agni Kund. |
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| Name |
Delhi Hamaaree |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
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Square |
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Circle |
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| Meaning |
Delhi
is ours !! |
| Aim |
Survival
of the fittest.To be the closets s’sevak to capture the spot highlighted
as Delhi |
| Description |
This
game is played with one s’sevak defending a small circular area which represents
Delhi. The other s’sevaks will try and occupy that area when the whistle
is blown. After the second whistle is blown, the s’sevaks will stop their
movement. The s’sevak with the most part his body on the area will be the
winner and the games starts again with him in the middle. Before each games
starts the s’sevak occupying the area will shout ‘Dehi Kiskee’ and each
time the remaining s’sevaks shall reply ‘Hamaaree’! |
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| Name |
Deevar Yudhha |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
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Square |
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Circle |
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| Meaning |
Wall
Fighting |
| Aim |
Survival
of the fittest team. All s’sevaks will work together in a team to push
and/or break the opposing team |
| Description |
Two
teams will be formed and each team will link together their hands. They
will then stand back to back. When the whistle is blown both teams will
push hard to push the opposing team out of the area or break the chain
and thereby the Deevar. |
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| Name |
Dharma Shaala |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
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Square |
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Circle |
ü |
| Meaning |
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| Aim |
Survival
of the fittest. To be the last remaining s’sevak in a Mandal (circle) by
pushing out all other s’sevaks |
| Description |
All
s’sevaks will be positioned inside a Mandal, When the whistle is blown
all s’sevaks must wrestle to push other s’sevaks out of the Mandal. The
last remaining s’sevak wins |
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| Name |
Ghodesvaar Yudhha |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
ü |
Circle |
ü |
| Meaning |
Horse
Back Fighting |
| Aim |
Survival
of the fittest pair. All S’sevaks will work in pairs to form a horseback
(piggy back) shape and fight. The last pair of s’sevak remaining will win
the competition. |
| Description |
The
s’sevaks will be in pairs in which one s’sevak will be standing (horse)
and the other s’sevak sitting on his back (warrior). The pairs must then
fight with each other with the s’sevaks on the backs using their hands
in an attempt to make each other fall of the horse. |
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| Name |
Ghuntneko Rumaal Bandhannaa |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
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Square |
ü |
Circle |
ü |
| Meaning |
Ghuntneko
- knee, ‘Rumaal’ - handkerchief , ‘Bandhannaa’- tie Tie a handkerchief
to your opponents knee |
| Aim |
Survival
of the fittest. All S’sevaks will fight in the position described and the
last s’sevak left will win the competition |
| Description |
The
S’sevaks will be in pairs in which each shall have a handkerchief, and
must fight to tie it onto the opponents knee. Each s’sevak must ensure
that his knees do not touch the ground during the fight, else he will be
disqualified. The first to tie the handkerchief wins. Continue pairing
the winners only until the last s’sevak remains. |
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| Name |
Kukkhut Yudhdha |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
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Square |
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Circle |
ü |
| Meaning |
Chicken
hen fighting |
| Aim |
Survival
of the fittest. All S’sevaks will fight in the position described and the
last s’sevak left will win the competition |
| Description |
All
the s’sevaks will be standing within a circle. Each s’sevak will be standing
on their left leg only. The right leg should be bent in such a manner to
enable the right hand to hold the ankle of the right leg and the left hand
will support the elbow of the right hand. The s’sevaks must then fight
using their shoulders and their bodies in an attempt to cause each other
to lose their grips on their elbows and ankles, or to push each other out
of the circle. The last remaining s’sevak wins |
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| Name |
Mandal Yudhha |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
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Square |
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Circle |
ü |
| Meaning |
Circle
fight |
| Aim |
Survival
of the fittest teams. Two teams will be competing to overpower and deplete
the manpower of the opposing team. |
| Description |
Two
teams will have s’sevaks facing members of the opposite team on the perimeter
of a circle. The s’sevaks in the outer circle will attempt to pull the
inner circle s’sevaks out of the inner circle. The inner circle must resist
and will attempt to place the opposing s’sevaks back on the floor. Those
s’sevaks who are pulled out or whose backs touch the floor will be out.
The team with the last remaining s’sevak will win. |
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| Name |
Mandal se Khincho |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
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Square |
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Circle |
ü |
| Meaning |
Pull
out of a circle |
| Aim |
Survival
and courage of the fittest. A single s’sevak will be responsible for pulling
other s’sevaks out of a circle. |
| Description |
All
s’sevaks bar one ‘catcher’ will be gathered within a specified mandal (circle).
When the whistle is blown the catcher will attempt to pull s’sevaks out
of the mandal. The Shikshak can make the task harder by allowing s’sevaks
to wrestle etc |
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| Name |
Naukaa Yudhdha |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
ü |
Circle |
ü |
| Meaning |
Boat
Fight |
| Aim |
S’sevaks
will group themselves into ‘boats’ and will try and break up other boats
or push them out of the area |
| Description |
The
s’sevaks shall be in minimum groups of three. They will face inwards and
link arms to form a single unit ‘Nauka’. When the whistle is blown they
must fight to push each other out of the area. Those who are removed from
the circle, or break the links are out. |
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| Name |
Piche Dhakelanaa |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
ü |
Circle |
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| Meaning |
Push
backwards |
| Aim |
Survival
of the fittest. Push the opponent until they are out of the area |
| Description |
Each
s’sevak will hold the other forearms and rest his head on the other s’sevaks
shoulder. Then each s’sevak will then use their chests to push each other
out of the pre-defined area |
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| Name |
Prakoshtha Dabaanaa |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
ü |
Circle |
ü |
| Meaning |
Arm
Wrestling |
| Aim |
Survival
of the fittest. All s’sevaks will be paired and they will wrestle in the
position described below. |
| Description |
Both
s’sevaks will place their elbows on the ground clasping each others hands,
and will place their free arm behind their backs. The first to place the
lower arm of the other s’sevak on the ground wins. Note, the s’sevaks must
not lift their elbows or use their free hands in anyway. |
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| Name |
Rekhaa Par Khade Raho |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
ü |
Circle |
ü |
| Meaning |
Stay
on the line |
| Aim |
Survival
of the fittest. S’sevaks will squat jump to a Rekha line and fight to protect
their right to stay on Rekha as it becomes shorter in each round |
| Description |
All
s’sevaks will begin by squatting on the edge of the boundary holding their
ankles from behind. When the whistle is blown they jump to the Rekha and
must fight to remain squatting on the ground until the second whistle is
blown. Those not on the line when the second whistle is blown will be out.
The games continues with the line made shorter in each successive round.
The last remaining s’sevak wins. |
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| Name |
Vrushchik Yudhdha |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
ü |
Circle |
ü |
| Meaning |
Scorpion
fighting |
| Aim |
Survival
of the fittest pair. All S’sevaks will work in pairs to form a scorpion
shape and fight. The last pair of s’sevak remaining will win the competition |
| Description |
The
S’sevaks will be in pairs in which one will be standing and holding the
other by the waist in mid air so that the second s’sevak torso will be
in a diagonal shape with his legs wrapped around the standing s’sevak,
thus forming the ‘Vrushchik’ position. The pairs will fight each other,
with their hands only, trying to get the opponent Vrushchik to fall down.
The last remaining pair wins |
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