KHANAPARA TEER GAMING

 Teer gaming, also known as archery gaming, is a popular form of gambling that originated in the Indian state of Meghalaya. It involves players betting on the outcome of an archery competition, in which archers shoot arrows at a target from a distance of about 100 meters. The game is played twice a day, with the first round called " morning teer " and the second round called "evening teer." The rules of teer gaming are simple. Players place bets on a specific number, ranging from 0 to 99. If an arrow lands on or is closest to the number that a player has bet on, that player wins the bet. The game is organized and run by the Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association, a government-recognized body that oversees the conduct of the archery competition and ensures fair play. Teer gaming has a long history in Meghalaya and is an important cultural activity for the Khasi people, who are indigenous to the region. The game is believed to have originated as a form of entertai...