All you need is a ball and a few pebbles or a patch of open space to get everyone together for a game. Some traditional Indian games originated in community play and continue to be part of India's cultural life. Traditional indian games like lagori, kho, gilli danda, kabaddi, kancha and langdi and the local games often play out of the national spotlight, but remain popular with people of all ages and can be played with minimal equipment.

Although these traditional indoor games promote the body activity, socialising and the skills besides recreation, Children in particular when play the both end of the group, they should have learned how to share, communicating in games like Kabbadi. Running and jumping and throwing in the games lagori, gilli-danda and the games of hide and seek in the play area. Kho-kho, in the game of lagori or hide and seek helps in developing the speed and the team spirit, as well as in the process of throwing and hitting which helps in the coordinative movement of the children. The traditional indoor games also helps in a developing patience, in theprocess of referring and remembering something andthestrategy. Passing on this knowledge to next generation and maintaining in life style is also a vital matter.