Gadad Jambhal is a traditional game played in some regions of India, particularly among children. It involves a group of players who form a circle, while one player stands in the center. The objective is for the center player to tag someone in the circle, while the others try to avoid being caught. The game encourages physical activity and teamwork, as players must work together to evade the center player. It is often played in open spaces, making it a popular choice for outdoor gatherings and school activities. Gadad Jambhal fosters social interaction and helps develop agility and coordination among participants.