Kabaddi (Game)
Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
Description
Photograph of unidentified individuals participating in a kabaddi match at the International Kabaddi Cup held at B.C. Place in Vancouver, British Columbia (B.C.).
Kabaddi is a sports game originating from South Asia. It is a game played between two teams on opposite halves of a field. The intent is for individual players to cross onto the other team's side and tag as many opponents as possible without being caught before returning to one's home territory. The individual players are also repeatedly chanting as they play. Points are scored by tagging other teams' opponents.
Kabaddi is a sports game originating from South Asia. It is a game played between two teams on opposite halves of a field. The intent is for individual players to cross onto the other team's side and tag as many opponents as possible without being caught before returning to one's home territory. The individual players are also repeatedly chanting as they play. Points are scored by tagging other teams' opponents.
Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
Description
Photograph of an unidentified individual dancing in the middle of a field during a kabaddi match at the International Kabaddi Cup held at B.C. Place in Vancouver, British Columbia (B.C.).
Kabaddi is a sports game originating from South Asia. It is a game played between two teams on opposite halves of a field. The intent is for individual players to cross onto the other team's side and tag as many opponents as possible without being caught before returning to one's home territory. The individual players are also repeatedly chanting as they play. Points are scored by tagging other teams' opponents.
Kabaddi is a sports game originating from South Asia. It is a game played between two teams on opposite halves of a field. The intent is for individual players to cross onto the other team's side and tag as many opponents as possible without being caught before returning to one's home territory. The individual players are also repeatedly chanting as they play. Points are scored by tagging other teams' opponents.
Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
Description
Photograph of unidentified individuals participating in a kabaddi match at the International Kabaddi Cup held at B.C. Place in Vancouver, British Columbia (B.C.).
Kabaddi is a sports game originating from South Asia. It is a game played between two teams on opposite halves of a field. The intent is for individual players to cross onto the other team's side and tag as many opponents as possible without being caught before returning to one's home territory. The individual players are also repeatedly chanting as they play. Points are scored by tagging other teams' opponents.
Kabaddi is a sports game originating from South Asia. It is a game played between two teams on opposite halves of a field. The intent is for individual players to cross onto the other team's side and tag as many opponents as possible without being caught before returning to one's home territory. The individual players are also repeatedly chanting as they play. Points are scored by tagging other teams' opponents.
Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
Description
Photograph of unidentified individuals at the International Kabaddi Cup held at B.C. Place in Vancouver, British Columbia (B.C.).
Kabaddi is a sports game originating from South Asia. It is a game played between two teams on opposite halves of a field. The intent is for individual players to cross onto the other team's side and tag as many opponents as possible without being caught before returning to one's home territory. The individual players are also repeatedly chanting as they play. Points are scored by tagging other teams' opponents.
Kabaddi is a sports game originating from South Asia. It is a game played between two teams on opposite halves of a field. The intent is for individual players to cross onto the other team's side and tag as many opponents as possible without being caught before returning to one's home territory. The individual players are also repeatedly chanting as they play. Points are scored by tagging other teams' opponents.
Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
Description
Photograph of a group of unidentified individuals at the International Kabaddi Cup held at B.C. Place in Vancouver, British Columbia (B.C.). Among the group of individuals is R. Paul Dhillon.
R. Paul Dhillon is a journalist, screenwriter, producer, and director based in Vancouver. R. Paul Dhillon holds a degree in Communications and Film from Simon Fraser University. Dhillon has worked with South Asian newspapers and magazines and produced several documentaries, including The Bhangra Generation and Sweet Amerika. He has also written and directed feature films, including The Fusion Generation, released in 2019.
Kabaddi is a sports game originating from South Asia. It is a game played between two teams on opposite halves of a field. The intent is for individual players to cross onto the other team's side and tag as many opponents as possible without being caught before returning to one's home territory. The individual players are also repeatedly chanting as they play. Points are scored by tagging other teams' opponents.
R. Paul Dhillon is a journalist, screenwriter, producer, and director based in Vancouver. R. Paul Dhillon holds a degree in Communications and Film from Simon Fraser University. Dhillon has worked with South Asian newspapers and magazines and produced several documentaries, including The Bhangra Generation and Sweet Amerika. He has also written and directed feature films, including The Fusion Generation, released in 2019.
Kabaddi is a sports game originating from South Asia. It is a game played between two teams on opposite halves of a field. The intent is for individual players to cross onto the other team's side and tag as many opponents as possible without being caught before returning to one's home territory. The individual players are also repeatedly chanting as they play. Points are scored by tagging other teams' opponents.
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Photograph of a kabaddi playing pulling down his opponent at the Khalsa Diwan Society's Annual Sports Day 2006, hosted at the Khalsa Diwan Society Gurdwara in Vancouver, B.C.
Kabaddi is a South Asian contact team sport played between two teams of seven players on opposite halves of the grounds. Individual players, known as raiders, cross over to the other side of the grounds to tag out members of the opposing team, the defenders, while repeating the phrase "kabaddi, kabaddi." Raiders score points by tagging out as many opponents as possible without getting caught or taking a pause between the phrase. Defenders earn points for stopping the raider from returning to their half of the grounds.
The Khalsa Diwan Society is a pioneer Sikh society, one of the oldest in Vancouver, formed on July 22, 1902 in British Columbia, Canada, formally established in 1906. In 1908, the Society purchased and built the first Sikh temple in Vancouver, which was located on West 2nd Avenue. This is believed to be the first Sikh temple in the whole of the American continent. This temple served the Sikh community until a new temple was occupied on April 25, 1970. The original temple was sold to build a bigger (present) temple located on Ross Street. The Khalsa Diwan Society has been a pioneer in raising Sikhi related issues and getting recognition for Sikhs in Canada. It continues to build a strong community based on Sikhi values and principles. Every year the society organizes sports activities, including soccer and wrestling tournaments.
Kabaddi is a South Asian contact team sport played between two teams of seven players on opposite halves of the grounds. Individual players, known as raiders, cross over to the other side of the grounds to tag out members of the opposing team, the defenders, while repeating the phrase "kabaddi, kabaddi." Raiders score points by tagging out as many opponents as possible without getting caught or taking a pause between the phrase. Defenders earn points for stopping the raider from returning to their half of the grounds.
The Khalsa Diwan Society is a pioneer Sikh society, one of the oldest in Vancouver, formed on July 22, 1902 in British Columbia, Canada, formally established in 1906. In 1908, the Society purchased and built the first Sikh temple in Vancouver, which was located on West 2nd Avenue. This is believed to be the first Sikh temple in the whole of the American continent. This temple served the Sikh community until a new temple was occupied on April 25, 1970. The original temple was sold to build a bigger (present) temple located on Ross Street. The Khalsa Diwan Society has been a pioneer in raising Sikhi related issues and getting recognition for Sikhs in Canada. It continues to build a strong community based on Sikhi values and principles. Every year the society organizes sports activities, including soccer and wrestling tournaments.
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Photograph of a kabaddi playing pulling down his opponent at the Khalsa Diwan Society's Annual Sports Day 2006, hosted at the Khalsa Diwan Society Gurdwara in Vancouver, B.C.
Kabaddi is a South Asian contact team sport played between two teams of seven players on opposite halves of the grounds. Individual players, known as raiders, cross over to the other side of the grounds to tag out members of the opposing team, the defenders, while repeating the phrase "kabaddi, kabaddi." Raiders score points by tagging out as many opponents as possible without getting caught or taking a pause between the phrase. Defenders earn points for stopping the raider from returning to their half of the grounds.
The Khalsa Diwan Society is a pioneer Sikh society, one of the oldest in Vancouver, formed on July 22, 1902 in British Columbia, Canada, formally established in 1906. In 1908, the Society purchased and built the first Sikh temple in Vancouver, which was located on West 2nd Avenue. This is believed to be the first Sikh temple in the whole of the American continent. This temple served the Sikh community until a new temple was occupied on April 25, 1970. The original temple was sold to build a bigger (present) temple located on Ross Street. The Khalsa Diwan Society has been a pioneer in raising Sikhi related issues and getting recognition for Sikhs in Canada. It continues to build a strong community based on Sikhi values and principles. Every year the society organizes sports activities, including soccer and wrestling tournaments.
Kabaddi is a South Asian contact team sport played between two teams of seven players on opposite halves of the grounds. Individual players, known as raiders, cross over to the other side of the grounds to tag out members of the opposing team, the defenders, while repeating the phrase "kabaddi, kabaddi." Raiders score points by tagging out as many opponents as possible without getting caught or taking a pause between the phrase. Defenders earn points for stopping the raider from returning to their half of the grounds.
The Khalsa Diwan Society is a pioneer Sikh society, one of the oldest in Vancouver, formed on July 22, 1902 in British Columbia, Canada, formally established in 1906. In 1908, the Society purchased and built the first Sikh temple in Vancouver, which was located on West 2nd Avenue. This is believed to be the first Sikh temple in the whole of the American continent. This temple served the Sikh community until a new temple was occupied on April 25, 1970. The original temple was sold to build a bigger (present) temple located on Ross Street. The Khalsa Diwan Society has been a pioneer in raising Sikhi related issues and getting recognition for Sikhs in Canada. It continues to build a strong community based on Sikhi values and principles. Every year the society organizes sports activities, including soccer and wrestling tournaments.
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Photograph of a kabaddi playing pulling down his opponent at the Khalsa Diwan Society's Annual Sports Day 2006, hosted at the Khalsa Diwan Society Gurdwara in Vancouver, B.C.
Kabaddi is a South Asian contact team sport played between two teams of seven players on opposite halves of the grounds. Individual players, known as raiders, cross over to the other side of the grounds to tag out members of the opposing team, the defenders, while repeating the phrase "kabaddi, kabaddi." Raiders score points by tagging out as many opponents as possible without getting caught or taking a pause between the phrase. Defenders earn points for stopping the raider from returning to their half of the grounds.
The Khalsa Diwan Society is a pioneer Sikh society, one of the oldest in Vancouver, formed on July 22, 1902 in British Columbia, Canada, formally established in 1906. In 1908, the Society purchased and built the first Sikh temple in Vancouver, which was located on West 2nd Avenue. This is believed to be the first Sikh temple in the whole of the American continent. This temple served the Sikh community until a new temple was occupied on April 25, 1970. The original temple was sold to build a bigger (present) temple located on Ross Street. The Khalsa Diwan Society has been a pioneer in raising Sikhi related issues and getting recognition for Sikhs in Canada. It continues to build a strong community based on Sikhi values and principles. Every year the society organizes sports activities, including soccer and wrestling tournaments.
Kabaddi is a South Asian contact team sport played between two teams of seven players on opposite halves of the grounds. Individual players, known as raiders, cross over to the other side of the grounds to tag out members of the opposing team, the defenders, while repeating the phrase "kabaddi, kabaddi." Raiders score points by tagging out as many opponents as possible without getting caught or taking a pause between the phrase. Defenders earn points for stopping the raider from returning to their half of the grounds.
The Khalsa Diwan Society is a pioneer Sikh society, one of the oldest in Vancouver, formed on July 22, 1902 in British Columbia, Canada, formally established in 1906. In 1908, the Society purchased and built the first Sikh temple in Vancouver, which was located on West 2nd Avenue. This is believed to be the first Sikh temple in the whole of the American continent. This temple served the Sikh community until a new temple was occupied on April 25, 1970. The original temple was sold to build a bigger (present) temple located on Ross Street. The Khalsa Diwan Society has been a pioneer in raising Sikhi related issues and getting recognition for Sikhs in Canada. It continues to build a strong community based on Sikhi values and principles. Every year the society organizes sports activities, including soccer and wrestling tournaments.
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Photograph of a game of kabaddi at the Khalsa Diwan Society's Annual Sports Day 2006, hosted at the Khalsa Diwan Society Gurdwara in Vancouver, B.C.
Kabaddi is a South Asian contact team sport played between two teams of seven players on opposite halves of the grounds. Individual players, known as raiders, cross over to the other side of the grounds to tag out members of the opposing team, the defenders, while repeating the phrase "kabaddi, kabaddi." Raiders score points by tagging out as many opponents as possible without getting caught or taking a pause between the phrase. Defenders earn points for stopping the raider from returning to their half of the grounds.
The Khalsa Diwan Society is a pioneer Sikh society, one of the oldest in Vancouver, formed on July 22, 1902 in British Columbia, Canada, formally established in 1906. In 1908, the Society purchased and built the first Sikh temple in Vancouver, which was located on West 2nd Avenue. This is believed to be the first Sikh temple in the whole of the American continent. This temple served the Sikh community until a new temple was occupied on April 25, 1970. The original temple was sold to build a bigger (present) temple located on Ross Street. The Khalsa Diwan Society has been a pioneer in raising Sikhi related issues and getting recognition for Sikhs in Canada. It continues to build a strong community based on Sikhi values and principles. Every year the society organizes sports activities, including soccer and wrestling tournaments.
Kabaddi is a South Asian contact team sport played between two teams of seven players on opposite halves of the grounds. Individual players, known as raiders, cross over to the other side of the grounds to tag out members of the opposing team, the defenders, while repeating the phrase "kabaddi, kabaddi." Raiders score points by tagging out as many opponents as possible without getting caught or taking a pause between the phrase. Defenders earn points for stopping the raider from returning to their half of the grounds.
The Khalsa Diwan Society is a pioneer Sikh society, one of the oldest in Vancouver, formed on July 22, 1902 in British Columbia, Canada, formally established in 1906. In 1908, the Society purchased and built the first Sikh temple in Vancouver, which was located on West 2nd Avenue. This is believed to be the first Sikh temple in the whole of the American continent. This temple served the Sikh community until a new temple was occupied on April 25, 1970. The original temple was sold to build a bigger (present) temple located on Ross Street. The Khalsa Diwan Society has been a pioneer in raising Sikhi related issues and getting recognition for Sikhs in Canada. It continues to build a strong community based on Sikhi values and principles. Every year the society organizes sports activities, including soccer and wrestling tournaments.
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Photograph of a game of kabaddi at the Khalsa Diwan Society's Annual Sports Day 2006, hosted at the Khalsa Diwan Society Gurdwara in Vancouver, B.C.
Kabaddi is a South Asian contact team sport played between two teams of seven players on opposite halves of the grounds. Individual players, known as raiders, cross over to the other side of the grounds to tag out members of the opposing team, the defenders, while repeating the phrase "kabaddi, kabaddi." Raiders score points by tagging out as many opponents as possible without getting caught or taking a pause between the phrase. Defenders earn points for stopping the raider from returning to their half of the grounds.
The Khalsa Diwan Society is a pioneer Sikh society, one of the oldest in Vancouver, formed on July 22, 1902 in British Columbia, Canada, formally established in 1906. In 1908, the Society purchased and built the first Sikh temple in Vancouver, which was located on West 2nd Avenue. This is believed to be the first Sikh temple in the whole of the American continent. This temple served the Sikh community until a new temple was occupied on April 25, 1970. The original temple was sold to build a bigger (present) temple located on Ross Street. The Khalsa Diwan Society has been a pioneer in raising Sikhi related issues and getting recognition for Sikhs in Canada. It continues to build a strong community based on Sikhi values and principles. Every year the society organizes sports activities, including soccer and wrestling tournaments.
Kabaddi is a South Asian contact team sport played between two teams of seven players on opposite halves of the grounds. Individual players, known as raiders, cross over to the other side of the grounds to tag out members of the opposing team, the defenders, while repeating the phrase "kabaddi, kabaddi." Raiders score points by tagging out as many opponents as possible without getting caught or taking a pause between the phrase. Defenders earn points for stopping the raider from returning to their half of the grounds.
The Khalsa Diwan Society is a pioneer Sikh society, one of the oldest in Vancouver, formed on July 22, 1902 in British Columbia, Canada, formally established in 1906. In 1908, the Society purchased and built the first Sikh temple in Vancouver, which was located on West 2nd Avenue. This is believed to be the first Sikh temple in the whole of the American continent. This temple served the Sikh community until a new temple was occupied on April 25, 1970. The original temple was sold to build a bigger (present) temple located on Ross Street. The Khalsa Diwan Society has been a pioneer in raising Sikhi related issues and getting recognition for Sikhs in Canada. It continues to build a strong community based on Sikhi values and principles. Every year the society organizes sports activities, including soccer and wrestling tournaments.