TSN Staff 
Kabaddi is one of the earliest sports that possibly originated in India during the Vedic period. However, it is difficult to track down its origins. Besides, there is some debate that kabaddi may originally have come from Iran. However, it is India that has commanded the sport as its the nation’s second favourite after cricket.
With the formation of the pro kabaddi league, the sport has seen an upward movement in terms of fame in recent years. To put it in simple words, it is no longer just a part of the Asian Games. It is expanding far beyond that. Now, you must want to know why this sport appears to be so popular and its significance in India. Let’s discuss this.
What Makes Kabaddi So Popular?
Though India is a nation of cricket lovers, Kabaddi, as a sport, has gained much significance these days. It has been the sport of the people for centuries. It’s a simple game that necessitates some strategic thinking, a lot of speed and liveliness, and quite a bit of boldness.
The best part is that the game can easily be played anywhere in a courtyard or an open area. Children play it, as do young adults and fully-grown men and women.
How Famous Kabaddi Is in India?
The acceptance of Kabaddi is unquestionably growing in the country. It is now a popular sport in many parts of India. Children in urban areas, too, are following Kabaddi as it is recurrently shown on TV. The Pro Kabaddi League and the current Kabaddi World Cup in India contributed to the fame of this sport. It is important that the government promotes all the sports in the country and not just cricket.
Conclusion
Kabaddi sports have a very promising future in India, which is also developing with the changing times.
