In India, many traditional sports events have Sanskrit names that reflect the country\“s rich cultural heritage. These names often carry deep meanings and historical significance.
Some popular Sanskrit names for sports events include: Kreeda Mahotsav （Sports Festival）, Dharmakshetra Kreeda （Field Sports）, Yuddha Kreeda （Combat Sports）, and Jal Kreeda （Water Sports）. These names are commonly used in school competitions and traditional games. 
Modern sports events in India also incorporate Sanskrit terminology. For example, marathon races might be called Dhavana Pratiyogita, while swimming competitions could be named Plavana Spardha. Many universities and sports organizations prefer using these traditional names to promote Indian culture.
The use of Sanskrit names helps preserve ancient Indian sports traditions while making them relevant for contemporary audiences. Educational institutions often organize Khel Samaroh （Sports Meets） with events named in Sanskrit to connect students with their cultural roots. |
