Vanganga is a traditional Indian game often played in rural areas, particularly in the state of Maharashtra. It involves a group of players who form two teams and compete to capture a designated area or object. The game promotes teamwork, strategy, and physical fitness, making it popular among children and adults alike. The rules of Vanganga can vary by region, but generally, players must avoid being tagged by opponents while trying to reach the target. The game is usually played outdoors, fostering social interaction and community bonding among participants.