Experience the adventurous and challenging lifestyle of rural adolescents through GRAM-IN. A multiplayer three-dimensional board game which is not just exciting and competitive but also familiarizes an urbanite with rural lifestyle, encouraging them to think more about the concepts of rural, urban and development. This game is inspired from a typical village of Rajasthan (Salumbar and Khedwada).

The board game can be played in a school or at home, and with or without facilitation and guidance. Minimum number of player for this game is two and maximum is four. This board game is perfect for someone above 10 years. Around 5th grade, concepts of rural, urban and development get introduced in the curriculum.

The game is designed after an in depth study of the daily routine and environment of adolescents in Khedwada and Salumbar. The process involved long meaningful conversations with the adolescents in both rural and urban areas, to understand their responsibilities, their expectations and that of others.

The day in the life of an urban adolescent girl is almost the same as the urban adolescent boy, unlike the rural. The starkly different gender roles in the rural gave another dimension to the game by having separate instructions for each gender and actually playing the game with a gender which you get by “chance” (throwing the pasa, where even number is for female and odd number is for male).

In GRAM-IN all the players have to return back to the house from which they start the game by visiting the school first, and then the anganwadi of their village. The player to reach back home first, wins the game. The instructions and set-up of the game has been clearly explained in the rule book.