Kabaddi is one of the most popular traditional sports in India, with deep cultural roots and widespread participation across the country.
The Pro Kabaddi League, launched in 2014, has significantly boosted the sport\“s popularity through professional organization and television broadcasting.
Local kabaddi tournaments are regularly organized in villages and cities, attracting large crowds and showcasing raw athletic talent.
Many Indian schools and colleges include kabaddi in their physical education programs, nurturing young talent from an early age.
The sport\“s simple equipment requirements make it accessible to people from all economic backgrounds throughout India.
Indian kabaddi teams have consistently performed well in international competitions, further increasing domestic interest in the sport.
Various state governments in India provide support and infrastructure for kabaddi development as part of promoting indigenous sports. |
