Kanche is a traditional Indian game played with small, round glass or clay marbles. Players take turns to flick their marbles into a designated area, aiming to knock out their opponents' marbles. The game is popular among children and is often played in outdoor settings, fostering social interaction and friendly competition. The term "Kanche" is derived from the Hindi word for marble. This game has various regional variations across India, with different rules and styles of play. It is not only a source of entertainment but also helps develop hand-eye coordination and strategic thinking skills among players.