Known as the 'national game of India' in ancient times, pachisi is believed to have originated during the 6th century. Played on a cross-shaped board with cowrie shells as dice, it requires ...

Both adults and kids are fond of tabletop games like ludo, monopoly, chess and others. Indians have historically played such games that challenge their wit. These games do not need a large ...

Games and sports were an integral part of ancient Indian culture and were enjoyed ... Invented in the 4th century, Chaupad is a traditional board game mentioned in the Mahabharata.

The game helped a south Indian community escape alcoholism and gambling. Now, it’s known as the Chess Village of India.

This beloved Indian board game has experienced a resurgence in popularity. Millions of active players in India enjoy its familiar and social gameplay. Call of Duty: Mobile - Duty Calls on the Go!

The Indian Board will now provide first-class games to the team ahead of the upcoming Test series against England. India A will play three four-day games against the Lions after the conclusion of ...