I’ve always found it cool how traditional sports like kabaddi and kho kho are still popular even with all the new options out there. My grandparents still talk about the games they played growing up, and now I see them on TV with big sponsors. Anyone else notice how these old-school games are making a comeback in today’s world?

Yeah, it’s wild to see! I recently read a feature on https://sixsports.in/indian-horse-ra...modern-sports/ and it got me thinking about how traditions stick around but adapt. My uncle was obsessed with wrestling and used to take us to local matches—now you see stuff like kabaddi leagues being broadcast nationwide. It’s not just nostalgia, I think it gives people a sense of connection with their roots while keeping things relevant for new generations. The balance between old and new is what keeps sports interesting, I guess.

Traditional sports have this way of pulling families together too. I remember playing gilli danda with my cousins in the village and then arguing over who was the real champ. Feels good to see those games still getting some love.