Gatka is a traditional martial art form originating from the Punjab region of India and Pakistan. It is primarily practiced by the Sikh community and involves the use of wooden sticks, known as danda, to simulate combat. The practice emphasizes agility, coordination, and discipline, often performed in a group setting with music and rhythmic movements. The art of Gatka is not only a physical activity but also a cultural expression, reflecting the values and history of the Sikh faith. It is often showcased during religious festivals and community events, promoting teamwork and respect among practitioners.