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Between July and September, boys in Bastar, Chhattisgarh, play the little-known sport of ghodondi. Ghodondi in the Halbi and Gondi languages mean horse riding. Children balance on locally made pogo-stick chiselled of sal wood. pic.twitter.com/fxoOyQ3cFY
— People's Archive of Rural India (@PARInetwork) October 26, 2020
