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CharmS of ChaUKa Bara
Chauka Bara is one of the oldest traditional
board games of India played in the era of
the kings. We find its reference in the ancient
epic Mahabharata.
ABOUT OUR GAME:
LEARNT A LULLABY IN
YOUR LANGUAGE. +4
• This pull-out sheet of the game
can be stuck on a cardboard.
• It is played by 2 – 4 players on a
board.
NOT PLAYED MOKSHA
• Each player should have four PATAM –2
pawns of the same colour. You
can use recycled beads or paper
tokens.
• To roll your chances, you can
either use a dice or cowries.
• The objective is for all the four
pawns to reach the centre goal
based on the rolling of the dice or
cowries.
• The individual pawns step out of
“HOME” towards the right hand
direction. The pawns move in the
direction as shown below:
KNOW YOUR GRAND-
PARENTS’ FULL NAME +3
NOT USED A SLATE
TO WRITE –2
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