Lost childhood, lost game

We lost our childhood. With that many games have been lost. Now when you think of those games, you think of your playmates, you remember the lost games and memories of childhood. We get bored for a while though.

When you hear the word 'childhood', it is as if the world of a gray story comes to the fore. A time of reliance, thoughtlessness. How much we did not do at that time! How many stories, how many mischiefs and how many games. For those who are now readers of this article, their childhood memories are now quite faded. When I think of my childhood, now I think of thousands of memories of playmates, games, playgrounds and so on. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. But the memory of the game remains. Let's provoke that memory a little more.

Latim

Latim or Lattu is a traditional child's play. Latim can't play, there are very few such people in our society. It is one of the favorite games of childhood. It's not just a game, it involves stealing money from a father's pocket as a child, breaking a mother's earthen bank and stealing money to buy a colorful lattice. The happy memory of losing someone with a newly bought colorful lattice is still there. On the other hand, the memory of one after another being attacked by the ‘enemies’ in front of our eyes is still haunting us without our knowledge.

Shots or marble

Who has not played the small round dark green marble of glass? It's really hard to find people like that. What a reckless addiction some people had to this marble game, it can't be said. If you remember those days of sleeping with marble in your pocket or crooked, there is nothing to do now except to get bored without knowing it! Going to buy marble after school holidays or running away from school, being beaten by father or elder brother or stopping to eat at one time — those days only make us memorable.

Sling

When the whole area in Bharadupura is quiet, silent, running under a bamboo forest or an old tree with a slingshot or batul in your pocket, then target practice. Be it village or city, target practice or bird hunting in Gulati or Batul was one of the aspects of colorful childhood dream betting. Those who have seen the late President Ershad's anti-authoritarian movement should remember the alternative use of this slingshot. Many have used the device, which was used in childhood during police chases in processions, as an expression of resentment against the police. This device made of bicycle tubes or elastic and tree branches is no longer seen.

Gollachut

Gollachut is being played in the open field in the afternoon. Everyone in the neighborhood is present. The spectators seem to be more concerned about what to do and what not to do than the players. In the meantime, one of the players ran through the eyes of the opponent's player. If it succeeds, it will be a great joy and if it fails, it will be a tune of regret. The story of our colorful childhood seems to be involved with this game. The story of our childhood does not freeze without Gollachut. This game is played by teenagers. Two team players. One group is holding hands and trying to escape. The other team is trying to catch up. He played a game of great excitement. With the loss of the playground, Gollachut has also disappeared from our lives.

Kanamachi

‘Kanamachi bho bho, whoever I find, I touch’ - this tune is still ringing in the ears of Bharadupur. A miraculous fascination spread to the brain. Time may be a bit stuck. Or we get stuck in the ‘Kanamachi Bho Bho Bho’ intoxication. Let's go back to the days of pure childhood. In the stolen light of the afternoon, a group of children give a ‘tuki’ to the blindfolded kanamachhi and leave the throat singing ‘kanamachhi bho bho, whoever I find, touch him’. Or a repetition of the same scene in the short time of the school tiffin. Kanamachhi touched one, then a new Kanamachhi was born. In this way, one after another, Kanamachi changes. But the melody and rhythm are immutable. No matter what your age, the rhythm and melody of Harjit's unquestioning Kanamachi game will still make you memorable.

Dandyabandha

Going one step at a time keeping an eye on the opponent! Survive by using your intellect like a cunning fox at every step. This bearded game was one of the most exciting games of his childhood.

This sport of physical exertion is very popular in the village. There will be commotion in the afternoon, there will be a quarrel with the loser, if this is not the game! Dandyabandha is such a game. Small courts were played. It is called by different names in different areas and its rules also vary from region to region. But the main purpose of this game is to get points from one court to another by evading the opponent. So there is excitement in this game. Once the paddy is harvested, the game is played in an open field. Of course, the courts of Dandiabandha were also in the field of rural schools. Now it’s not too much of a game.

Jolapati

At a very young age, when you don't know money, what did you market? Or when the rice is not supposed to be cooked, put the pot of rice in the oven? Or did a group of children raise food from a pot? Now that you are busy with your family, you may not have time to think about it. But think, in the empty space at the back of the house, in the corner of the house, under the tree, you decorated your family in that childhood with the trick of playing! What a busyness you have! Remember? Maybe your child can't play anymore because of the lack of a partner.

Sociologists say that what adults do, children learn. Jolapati is a 'big game' for children Many people may not recognize this game. But you can easily recognize it by saying ‘pot’ or ‘wife wife’. Children's dream family this jolapati. In the world he will enter in the future, this game is like his 'mature training'.

Dangs

One batsman, four or five fielders at a certain distance around. Surprised? It's not cricket, our version of cricket is playing dangs. Must have played. There may be signs of a forehead or head being cut off by a bullet wound on your body. These dangs were the game of Danpit and the mighty boys. These dangs were played with sticks of one and a half to two feet long and small sticks of two and a half inches. Just like cricket. A person throws a small stick or bullet at a player holding a dang or stick. He's beating it up like Chris Gayle and sending it away. The batsman is out if he catches before falling to the ground again. Do you remember the local cricketer who played in your childhood? The rules of the game also vary from region to region.

No matter how busy you are and wherever you are, childhood memories will not leave you behind. You may not have the age or opportunity to play now; But you can tell the story to your child. Don't talk about your childhood. What better way to rely on this age?

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