Kaharwa

Kaharwa, also known as "Khawra" or "Kahrwa," is a traditional game played in parts of South Asia, particularly in India and Pakistan. It is a strategic board game that resembles chess but typically involves different rules and pieces. Players maneuver their pieces on a grid, aiming to outsmart their opponent by capturing their pieces and ultimately achieving checkmate. The game not only serves as entertainment but also enhances critical thinking and strategic planning skills. Kaharwa reflects a rich cultural heritage, often played during social gatherings and family events. It remains a cherished pastime in certain communities today.