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Despite setbacks and doubts, V Subramani never gave up on his Kho Kho dream. From playing in his school team to winning the 2025 Kho Kho World Cup, his journey is a story of resilience and passion.

Inspired by India's Kho Kho triumph? Learn more about this ancient and exciting sport.

Honoured with the Arjuna Award, Sarika Kale started playing Kho Kho at 13 and fought poverty to play over a hundred tournaments. Her story is as heart-wrenching as it is extraordinary.

Unable to afford running shoes, Gujarat's Sarita Gayakwad would train barefoot on the hilly terrain of her remote village — all to fulfill her cherished dream of representing India on an international platform. #MakingIndiaProud #GirlPower

"I have lived here (the public toilet quarters) for about 12 years. My father earned about Rs 6000-7000 which supported our home. The conditions were bad, but I never gave up on playing."

Kagakka Gubakka, which translates to Crow and Sparrow, is an initiative to bring back the childhood full of stories and outdoor games for the kids living in the metro city Bengaluru!

15 classic Indian childhood games you can play outdoors to tempt your kids away from the virtual world.