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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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Ek kood Baad Karo | Ek Pair Spardha | Bhasmaasoor | Bhaaloo Yudhdha | Chor Ghaatee | Dand Samane Laanaa | Lambee Kood | Mendhak Kood Spardha | Tandav Nrutya | Teen Pair Spardha
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| Name |
Ek kood Baad Karo |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
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Square |
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Circle |
ü |
| Meaning |
One
step at a time remove others |
| Aim |
When
it is each s’sevaks turn with one jump he will try and land near a s’sevak
and make him out by touching his head |
| Description |
Initially,
all s’sevaks will be standing on the perimeter of the circle. Turn by turn
each s’sevak will take a standing jump forwards or sideways. If after the
jump the s’sevak can touch the head of another s’sevak then that s’sevak
will be out of the game. |
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| Name |
Ek Pair Spardha |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
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Circle |
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| Meaning |
Ek
Pair - I foot, Spardha - raise |
| Aim |
For
the s’sevaks to reach a set target |
| Description |
All
s’sevaks will be on a line, with both their hands and only one foot touching
the ground. When kuru is given, the s’sevaks will be move using both their
hands and one foot to a set target. The first s’sevak to reach the target
will be the winner |
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| Name |
Bhasmaasoor |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
ü |
Circle |
ü |
| Meaning |
One
whose touch reduces that to ashes |
| Aim |
To
avoid being touched on the head by other s’sevaks |
| Description |
All
s’sevaks will be inside the area. When kuru is given the s’sevaks will
using their right hand only try to touch it on other s’sevaks head. They
will use their left arm to defend themselves. Those s’sevaks who gets touched
on their head or the s’sevaks own right hand touches his head or any s’sevaks
steps outside the area will be out of the game. |
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| Name |
Bhaaloo Yudhdha |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
ü |
Circle |
ü |
| Meaning |
Ankle
fighting |
| Aim |
To
fight against other s’sevaks |
| Description |
All
s’sevaks will be inside the area, holding their ankles. When kuru is given
they will attempt to push other s’sevaks so they loose their hold on the
ankles. Those s’sevaks who loose their grip or steps outside the area will
be out of the game. |
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| Name |
Chor Ghaatee |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
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Square |
ü |
Circle |
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| Meaning |
‘Chor’
- thief |
| Aim |
For
the s’sevak in the square to catch s’sevaks and hold them inside the area. |
| Description |
One
s’sevak will be inside the square. The rest of the s’sevaks will be outside
the square on one side. When kuru is given, the s’sevaks will run through
the square, and the catcher will stop them going through. Any s’sevaks
who he catches he will have to hold them down inside the square until the
shikshak says stops or blows the whistle. Those s’sevaks caught will be
out of the game. |
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| Name |
Dand Samane Laanaa |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
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Circle |
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| Meaning |
Dand
- stick, Samane - in front, Laanaa - bring |
| Aim |
To
bring the dand in front of them. |
| Description |
The
game is played in pairs. The s’sevaks will have their backs to each other
with their hands in the air, holding the dand above their head. Both will
have their hands on the dand. When kuru is given, the s’sevaks will try
to pull the dand in front of them. |
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| Name |
Lambee Kood |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
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Circle |
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| Meaning |
Lambee
- long, Kood - jump |
| Aim |
Compete
to see which s’sevak can take the longest standing jump |
| Description |
Initially,
all s’sevaks will be standing shoulder to shoulder in one line. Turn by
turn each s’sevak will take a standing jump forwards. The s’sevak with
the longest jump will be the winner. |
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| Name |
Mendhak Kood Spardha |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
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Circle |
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| Meaning |
Mendhak
- frog, Kood - jump, Spardha - competition |
| Aim |
For
the s’sevaks to frog-leap to a specified mark. |
| Description |
All
s’sevaks will be in the mendhak position i.e. crouched down with their
hands in front of them. When kuru is given, the s’sevaks will frog-leap
to the finishing line. |
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| Name |
Tandav Nrutya |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
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Circle |
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| Meaning |
‘Nrutya’
- Dance |
| Aim |
To
step on each other’s feet |
| Description |
Initially,
all s’sevaks will be inside the area with their hands clasped behind them.
When kuru is given, each will try to step on each others foot. Those s’sevaks
whose foot gets stepped upon or goes outside the area will be out of the
game. |
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| Name |
Teen Pair Spardha |
Hindi |
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| Area |
Rectangle |
ü |
Square |
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Circle |
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| Meaning |
Teen
- three, Pair - feet, Spardha - competition |
| Aim |
S’sevaks
in a group of three will try to reach a specified mark. |
| Description |
S’sevaks
will group themselves in pairs. The pairs will stand in a line with the
left leg of one s’sevak and the right leg of one s’sevak tied together.
When kuru is given, the groups will race each other to the finishing line. |
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