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Kabaddi is a contact sport played between two teams where one player from the offensive team must tag players on the defensive team and return to their side of the field without being tackled. Students from St. Williams' learned how to play the game of kabaddi. The document also mentions learning Indian cooking, tasting Indian cuisine, and getting trained in Indian classical dance.

Kho Kho played by the students of St.
Williams’

Getting trained in Indian Classical
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