12 Unforgettable-forgotton games

The Unforgettable-forgotten games

      Here I will share some traditional unforgettable forgotten games which we have in our childhood. who are excited to read about childhood games this article will give the best experience to them.

Forgotten Games

     Who doesn't like childhood? In the world, there will not be a single person who doesn't like his childhood. When we think about childhood we are in some other world which we can't live right now. 
     What were the days of childhood, By just imagination we are happily going into our past, and one by one every moment we will try to remember. 
      Nowadays games are very different and that too on mobile and important thing is that parents also adopted that culture because they also don't have enough time to spend with his kid, everyone is running behind carrier to achieve some goals. Nowadays our priorities, goals change, to achieve that goal we are also running with the running world. 
       Ultimately when we achieve our goal at that time we will have enough time but our kids don't have enough time because they also have to set there Carrier, goals. So enjoy your life don't waste time behind unrealistic life. Even though we achieve our goals we are not happy because we are missing somewhere, something. 

     I remember my childhood and I want to share one of the moments of my childhood. I am basically the son of a farmer. 

    One day we (means me and my brother) both were went to our farm, my father was working in that farm. Hi is giving water to the crop and we are enjoying and playing a game. In that game we are soldier of different nations. Nations we don't know but we are opponent of each other. We are using long wood stick as a gun and with the wet soil we are preparing small round shape balls and those small round shape balls are bomb for us. We are shooting to each other with that gun and in between throwing bomb and making background noise dhishhh...dhishhh...dhishhh..bhoomm...with mouth to fill we are on border. That was game for us in that days. Likewise so many moments are there of childhood. That was a very nice phase of life.

      Here I am going to take you in your past to realize you actual happiness of life where we spend the initial 12 years of our life by playing some games which are now forgotten. Let's say unforgettable forgotten games.

12 unforgettable forgotten games:

1. Pittu (Seven stones):

Pittu

     Pittu is a traditional game of India plates between two teams. It involves a ball and a pile of seven flat stones. The aim of the game is a member of the one team throws a ball at a pile of the stone to knock them over then rebuild it before getting heat by one of the opponents.

The lesson of the game: In this game the skill involved is running, observation speed, concentration, and aim. Improves one's aim and coordination skill and it is a great way to learn the element of teamwork.


2.  Bora Daud (Sack race): 

Bora Daud

      Sack race or gunny sack race is a competitive game in which participants placed both their legs inside the sack that reaches their waist or chest and hop forward from a starting point to words finish line. The first person to come over the finish line is the winner of the race.


3. Gilli-Danda (Ghatika):
      One flick-one twist one shot of enjoyment.

Gilli-Danda

Ghatika is popularly known as Gilli-Danda In amateur sports in rural areas of India and small towns over all the country. The game is played with two sticks: one is large which called danda, and the other is small which is used to hit called Gilli.
     Gilli-Danda is an ancient sport and possibly with origins 2500 years ago. The game requires skills like eyes and hand coordination, movement, calculation, etc.

4. Lattu (spinning top): 
      Win the world with the soon of exuberance

Spinning Top

     A spinning top is a game that requires a top to spin rapidly on the ground with the help of rope. The motions of which causes it to remain precisely balanced on its tip because of its rotational inertia.
     Traditionally tops were constructed with wood, sometimes with an iron tip, and would be set in motion by the aid of a string or rope coiled around its axis which, when pulled quickly, caused a rapid unwinding that would set the top in motion.

5. Ghera rolling (Hoop rolling):

Ghera rolling

       Hoop rolling also called hoop trundling in both sports and a child's game in which a large hoop is rolling on the ground, generally by the objects wielded by the player. 
   This game exercise balancing skill keeps one active in constant running pace which is instrumental in enhancing the cardiovascular health of an individual.

6. Surkambadi: 

In this game, the one player has to through a wood stick as long as possible from below his leg and another player has to collect that wood stick and keep it in a circle.
    Meanwhile, another player has to climb on top of the tree. One the player keeps the wood stick in circle other player has to get down and catch that wood stick. This game exercises, climbing skills as well proactive to the child.

7. Ankh Michauli ( Blind man's buff):

Ankh michauli

       Blind man's buff is a game where one player is blindfolded. The traditional name of this game is "Blind man's buff", where the word buff is used in its older sense of a small push.
      Blind man's buff is played in a spacious area, where the blindfolded player gropes around attempting to touch the other players without being able to see them, while the other players scatter and try to avoid the blindfolded player. In this game, the child identifies the player on the basis of sound without seeing them. The concentration of children is enhanced in this game.

8. Rassi-khech ( Tug of war):
      A true test of unity and friendship

Rassi-khench

       Tug of war is an ancient sport popular world over puts two against each other in a test of strength. Teams pull on a contest in which two teams pull at opposite ends of rope until one drags the other over a central line.
      This game is a testament to the power of the human spirit and displays the virtues of team spirit and unity as a whole.

9. Ikka-Dukki (Hopscotch):
      Hop-Jump-Leap-Win

Ikka-Dukki

        Hopscotch is a children's game that can be played with several players or alone. Hopscotch is a popular playground game in which players toss the small objects into one box of a pattern of rectangles outlined on the ground and then hop or jump through the spaces to retrieve the object. One's sense of balance and target orientation is highly magnified in this game and it greatly sharpens your reflexes and improves control over the body.

10. Pachisi (Ludo): 
         Roll the dice for new opportunities and grand success

Ludo

         Ludo is a strategy board game for two to four players, in which the players race their four tokens from start to finish according to rolls of a single dice. The game and its variation are popular in many countries and with various names. The earliest evidence of this game in India is the depiction of the board on the caves of Ajanta. This game was also played by the Mughal Emporer of India.

11. Caudi game (Shell game):

Caudi game

       Caudi, shell game is played with 4 small Caudi shells by two or more players by sitting on a circle. The game is usually played by people 6 years and above. All players sit in a circle and in a turn, players have to through all four caudi shells on the floor and score based on the through of all four caudi shells and based on their landing position. It is a popular game in village children and adults alike.

12. Kancha (Marbles): 

Kancha (marbles)

Kancha is one of the most traditional games which is played all over India. It is also known by Lakhoti, goli, goti, and marbles. This game is considered as one of the street games which enhance one's aiming and concentration skills.

      These 12 unforgettable forgotten games we played in our childhood. 
Now, the definition of the game is different that is a mobile game.