Kabaddi is a traditional Indian sport that has gained international recognition. The rules of Kabaddi, known as \“Kabaddi k niyam\“ in Hindi, are simple yet challenging. This contact team sport requires players to raid the opponent\“s court while chanting \“kabaddi\“ continuously.
The basic equipment for Kabaddi includes a playing field measuring 13×10 meters for men and 11×8 meters for women. Players typically wear comfortable athletic clothing and sometimes use knee pads for protection. The sport requires no expensive equipment, making it accessible to people across India.
Traditional Kabaddi tournaments are organized throughout India, particularly during festivals and local celebrations. Many Indian states have their own variations of the game, with Maharashtra, Punjab, and Tamil Nadu being particularly known for their Kabaddi traditions. |
