Kho Kho is an ancient Indian tag game, evolving from a chariot-based chase called Rathera, with roots potentially linked to Mahabharata tactics like the Chakravyuh, and standardized in 1914 by Pune's Deccan Gymkhana under Bal Gangadhar Tilak's influence, becoming a popular sport demonstrated at the 1936 Berlin Olympics and later a medal sport in South Asian Games. The game involves chasing and tagging opponents, emphasizing speed, agility, and teamwork, with modern rule changes and the formation

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Kho Kho – Did You Know the Game Has Roots as Old as Mahabharata?