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Yes, I am...here it's called Mancala but mostly, the version is with only 12 holes. (I suppose, the rules are the same)

We call it the beans-game although we don't use beans anymore but small coloured glass pebbles.

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Originally posted by: Clochette

Yes, I am...here it's called Mancala but mostly, the version is with only 12 holes. (I suppose, the rules are the same)

We call it the beans-game although we don't use beans anymore but small coloured glass pebbles.

Ohh good to know atleast knew about this game..

We used stones instead of glass pebbles..

Pretty much what I used to do 😆

Originally posted by: ohophelia

Pretty much what I used to do 😆

I remember this..🙋

Originally posted by: Shwetha02

I miss carefree sunday's the most. Which started with watching Rangoli at 7 in the morning. Then Shaktimaan, Shrikrishna ,Captain vyom shows added so fun those days..Now a days we have so much option to listen music but the 5 songs played in Rangoli were precious to me then. The feature films even though they were black n white never bothered me. Some films they played multiple times yet we watched with cousins ,neighbourhood kids in same enthu as if we are watching first time..sigh!!!

I miss this game. It is known as "channemane"..I don't know anyone is aware of this..

My mom and grandmother used to play this but wooden one. When I was a kid I used to think that it is used to crush the lemons to get lemon juice😆

(Pic credit: Google.)

They used to call it by some other name in kannada I don't remember now.

Originally posted by: Newbird

My mom and grandmother used to play this but wooden one. When I was a kid I used to think that it is used to crush the lemons to get lemon juice😆

(Pic credit: Google.)

They used to call it by some other name in kannada I don't remember now.

It's known as channa mane, but one more name is 'Aliguli mane'..

the kids still play it 😊