The "Gada" is a traditional weapon used in various martial arts, particularly in Indian wrestling and the ancient combat system known as Malla-yuddha. It is a heavy, club-like instrument, typically made of wood or metal, characterized by its thick, sturdy handle and a rounded head. The Gada is often associated with strength and power, symbolizing the warrior's might. In Indian culture, the Gada is also linked to the legendary figure Bhima from the epic Mahabharata. Bhima is known for wielding the Gada in battle, showcasing its significance in mythology and folklore. The weapon is not only a tool for combat but also a representation of valor and heroism in Indian history.