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Chalak chalanu 

The game “Chalak Chalanu”, often played in Gujarat as a lively outdoor game. Following describes how to play Chalak Chalanu.

Objective

The goal of the game is for the chaser to occupy a “home” (a spot in the circle) while the other players try to switch spots and avoid being caught without a home.

What You Need

A group of players (6–10 is ideal).

An open space with a clear ground.

Markings or predefined spots (homes) in a circle for all players except one.

Rules and Gameplay

  1. Setting Up the Game:

Players stand in a circle, with each person having a “home” (a spot on the ground).

One player is chosen as the chaser and stands in the center of the circle.

  1. Starting the Game:

The chaser approaches any player in the circle and asks, “At which home?”

The chosen player must name any other “home” in the circle.

  1. Switching Spots:

As soon as the chosen player names a home, they must run toward it.

At the same time, all other players (except the chaser) quickly switch spots, trying to occupy a new home.

  1. Chaser’s Role:

The chaser uses this moment of chaos to run and occupy one of the vacant homes.

  1. If the Chaser Succeeds:

If the chaser successfully takes a home, the player left without a home becomes the new chaser.

  1. If the Chaser Fails:

The same chaser continues for the next round until they manage to secure a home.

Winning the Game

The game doesn’t have a defined winner but continues until the players decide to stop. It’s more about having fun and staying alert!

Tips for Playing

Stay Alert: Keep an eye on vacant homes and be quick to move.

Be Tricky: As the chaser, try to anticipate which players might switch spots and act swiftly.

Coordination: Players can strategically confuse the chaser by swapping homes unpredictably.

This game is an excellent way to build agility, quick thinking, and teamwork while having a lot of fun!

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India’s sports culture is thousands of years old, with countless games developed and played in the region.

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