Question

Look at the modern children, one striking difference between the

childhood that the previous generation had and the one that, this generation

has is the lack of Indian or native games. In the 1970’s people used to play

a variety of indoor and outdoor games. Now a days almost all children play

games like cricket , tennis , football and mostly in laptops and mobile

phones. Nobody is playing games like kabbadi , goli , ghilli or indoor games

like the Dhayaakattem , paramapadham , pallanguzhi , paandi or aadupuli

aattam. These games have a rich culture and heritage value and were tools of

passing on some ancestral knowledge. They also sharpened our observational

and math skills unlike the hit and run games of the west that are

unidimensional and strengthen only hand-eye co-ordination.

Traditional games were not just games, they were designed in such a

way that one can develop lot of skills like logical thinking, building strategy

concentration, basic Mathematics, aiming and a lot more. They teach us

many things learn to win or lose improve hand eye co-ordination and finally

to have fun, either by playing the game or watching a game being played.

Now a days, we develop these skills by paying money to centres that conduct

personal development courses. Many modern games around the world, have

their origin in these traditional games.​

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