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Experience the excitement of traditional Indian games from kabaddi to kite flying that have been enjoyed for generations and continue to inspire fun and skill.

This village in Kerala was brought out of alcoholism and gambling by a tea seller. He instilled interest and curiosity among people in chess so that they forget alcohol.

Sports became a sanctuary for HIV-positive youth through the ‘Champion in Me’ initiative, empowering them to break free from stigma and build resilience. Founded by Elvis Joseph, their multiple programs have impacted over 40,000 lives, offering children like Sonika and Manik a platform to excel, find hope, and inspire change.

Sophie Johari is a Mumbai-based entrepreneur who runs SoSophie, a venture that makes traditional Dawoodi Bohra board games like Dadu and Koladaan.

They sell at least 30,000+ units of their products in a month and even ship abroad to Germany, Australia, the US, Canada, Maldives, and the Middle-east.

Moitrayee’s journey to transform these kids began four years ago when she joined Kolkata-based NGO Maha Jiban.

Whether it is just your kid playing by themselves, a family game night or even a weekly meet of all the neighbourhood little ones, there is a game for everyone!

From one of the oldest board games to one that Akbar enjoyed playing - it is time to put aside the Playstations and XBoxes and see if you can be the best in all of history!

“What makes it even more challenging is that you can’t use your old theories or strategies to win this game. Triwizard chess demands that its players be quick and on their fingertips at all times!”

From being abandoned as a four-year-old to being injured during the race itself, they didn’t let any hurdles stop them.