Pichangatti is a traditional Indian game played by children. It is a kind of tag played with a small ball or any other object that can be easily caught or snatched away. The game involves two teams, with each team having a designated "goalkeeper" who guards their team's goalpost or "pichangatti".
The objective of the game is to snatch the ball from the other team's goalkeeper and score a goal by throwing or hitting the ball into the goalpost. The goalkeeper can use their hands or feet to defend their goalpost and keep the ball away from their opponents.
The game is usually played in a small field or a playground, and can be enjoyed by anyone regardless of age or gender. It's a fun way to get some exercise, work on coordination, and improve teamwork skills.