Viral Video Of Women Playing Kabaddi In Saree Is Winning Hearts On The Internet
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The video showed several women playing kabaddi like any other player, but while wearing a saree.
A video showing women playing kabaddi in saree is gaining traction on social media. Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Awanish Sharan shared the clip on Twitter, with a caption that read, "Are we less than anyone!!! Women's Kabaddi in Chhattisgarhia Olympics." हम किसी से कम हैं क्या !!!छत्तीसगढ़िया ओलंपिक में महिला कबड्डी. pic.twitter.com/06QyhY4ojp
The video showed several women playing kabaddi like any other player, but while wearing a saree. Not only this but the women were also seen covering their heads with pallu, while numerous spectators watched the game and cheered the players.
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