Work From Home Jobs Ideas

Work From Home Jobs ideas For women's/Moms

Work at Home Career Ideas:

1 Blogging:

Blogging is an easy and affordable way to start your own business from home. The topics you can write on are endless, and there are tons of ways to monetize your blog. Blogging is one of the BEST ways to set up your online presence and establish your authority in your area of expertise. It is especially helpful if you have a self-hosted blog. Not only are there so many different ways to make money from blogging, but having a website/blog to your name gives you a stamp of authenticity and acts as a display of your work to potential recruiters. If you are serious about looking for work from home job ideas for women in India, then blogging should be a priority on your list.

2 Cake Baker:

Do you love to baking? Do you have a special recipe for chocolate cake/any special cakes/Breads that everyone raves about? Turn your passion into a cake baking business. The opportunities are endless – birthdays, baby showers, weddings, retirement parties, housewarming parties, bachelor parties, and so on.

3 Stock photography:

If you are a photography buff, and love taking pictures, this job is perfect for you. The stock photo industry is an extremely essential one, as practically all online businesses and companies need stock photos to go with their written content. While there are a few popular free resources out there used by beginners, established companies invest in paid stock photo sites that provide them with beautiful, high quality images. 

You can upload your stock photos on licensing sites, and you will be paid every time someone downloads it. The good thing about selling stock photos online is that:

• you do not need to be an expert to get started.
• you don’t need fancy expensive equipment (although your photos do need to be high-resolution and fulfill certain standards), and
• you don’t have to step out of your home.

Skills required:

The ability to take high-quality images. Knowing some photo editing techniques is obviously an added bonus.

How to get started:

There are multiple awesome stock photography websites that will pay you for your work, once you meet their requirements. Here are some: Adobe Stock, Getty Images,123RF, Deposit Photos, Shutter stock, Stock Food, Tetra Images etc.

4 Birthday Party Planner:

Are you up to date with the latest trends in children's birthday parties? Birthday party planners, plan, organize and execute all aspects of a birthday party, leaving the parent free to enjoy their child’s special day.

5 Career or Life Coach:

Do you run a successful blog? Are you a direct sales expert? Then offer your special expertise to others looking for guidance in a specific area, whether it is time management, PR, stress management or career guidance. the topics are endless, and coaching is a terrific home-based career for all year round.

Skills required:

Good communication skills, a passion to teach, and a genuine intention to help your audience.

How to get started:

You can use Teachable to design your courses. It’s a beautiful platform and has a user-friendly interface.

6 Start a YouTube Channel:

There probably isn’t a single person out there who doesn’t run to YouTube in order to solve a problem or get a quick dose of entertainment. Apparently, 5 billion YouTube videos are watched around the world every single day! That is why starting a YouTube channel is an excellent option when searching for work from home job ideas for Indian women.

If you are comfortable in front of the camera, like producing and editing videos, and have a skill that you would like to share with others, or a talent that others might want to see, then starting a YouTube channel can be a good way of establishing your online presence. It’s free to set up, and requires basic technical knowledge. It is essential of course, to narrow down on a niche, in order to get the best results.

There are two ways to make money on YouTube: 

You can use it as a platform to promote the products or business that you already have (for eg. if you own a clothing company or have a beauty product business, you could use your channel to give fashion/make up tips).

You can make money as an advertiser, using your videos and viewer base to generate ad revenue. 

Skills required:

An understanding of the YouTube platform, content creation, the ability to get your message across on camera, video editing, branding and marketing, and social media skills.

7 Child Care:

Do you love working with kids? An easy way to make some extra cash is to simply provide child care services. With meetings, PTA involvement and date nights with the hubby, there are more than enough opportunities for you to cash in on this much-needed service year round.

8 Virtual travel agent:

What better way to feed your travel bug than to work as a remote travel agent or consultant? Whether part- or full-time, spend your working hours dreaming up itineraries, flight plans, hotels, and activities for clients looking to travel far and wide. Then, take advantage of your discounts (hey, perks of the job) and go wherever your heart desires, whenever your heart desires.

How to Get It: Do a search for remote travel agent or consultant jobs using a typical job listing platform like Indeed, Zip Recruiter, and Glass door.

Suitable for:

Those looking to travel as much as their clients whose trips they're booking.

What It Pays: $12.50 to $50 an hour, according to Indeed listings.

9.Start a Catering Business:

If you love to cook on a grand scale, why not start a catering business out of your home?

How much you make depends on the scale of the assignments you take, and your ability to correctly decide how much your materials will cost.

But this is also an industry where you can start small and work your way up to bigger gigs — and profits.

10.Start a Daycare In Your Home:

This is an especially good idea for stay-at-home-parents who need to bring in some money. You’re already staying home with your kids, so why not invite a few others to the party? Licensing for in-home daycare varies from state to state, but you will want to make sure you comply with your local regulations.

11.Become a Dog Walker or Pet Sitter:

Websites like Rover.com can help you become a professional dog walker or dog sitter. You can use this platform to line up enough pet-related work to fill a regular work week, but you can also use it to find short-term gigs to supplement your income.

Many people charge $29 per night or more to watch dogs or cats in their home, and pay for dog walking varies. Either way, this is fairly easy work that you can set up from home and in your spare time if you want.

Since most pet owners don’t quite have the stomach or the time to clip nails, bathe, or give haircuts to their animals, you could also find gigs as a pet groomer. With a couple of small tweaks to a bathroom, basement, or laundry room, you could even have a full-service doggy salon in your home.

12.Online Writer Editor Jobs:

Suitable For: A person who's creative with their words and has a passion for content.

What It Is: Write, copy edit, fact-check, update, and organize content in a way that's compelling to readers.

How to Get It: If you've worked in media, try reaching out to your former colleagues to see if they have any opportunities to freelance. You can also connect with editors of your favorite brand on LinkedIn or use platforms like Upwork.com or MediaBistro.com to connect with listings.

What It Pays: Though it varies widely by company, you'll likely be paid per post or hourly. Factors that could increase or decrease the pay scale include word count, research, interviewing an expert, and more. Many freelancers are full-time, but if you're looking for a side-hustle to make some weekend money, this is a great option too. According to Pay Scale, the average salary for a freelance writer is about $24/hr.

13.House Cleaning Business:

With very low overhead and a skill set that is very easy to learn, house cleaning is one of the easiest businesses to start.

Depending on how much you want to grow, the income potential is pretty limitless. Most people who clean houses can easily earn $25 per hour, but it’s possible to earn $50 per hour or more if you’re able to clean quickly and efficiently. 

Reach out to people you know in your area to find clients, or post on your neighborhood Facebook page. Once you have a few clients lined up, it will be considerably easier to find more houses to clean via word of mouth and referrals. 

14.Prepare Taxes for People:

No one likes dealing with their taxes, yet they need to be paid whether the economy is booming or tanking. This is why at-home tax preparation can be a great business for anyone with a tax background, or anyone willing to take training courses.

Since there are annual changes to the tax code, you will need to refresh your training each year, and you will also need to register with the IRS as a tax preparer.

This is more of a seasonal business idea than it is a year-round endeavor, but it can be a great way to earn some extra income each winter/spring.

15.Virtual graphic designer:

Suitable For: Designers in the graphics arts industry who produce their best work outside of a group office environment.

16.Conference Founder:

Do you love empowering women? Start your own series of conferences or in person retreats for women. Will involve recruiting speakers, vendors, and sponsors along with event planning, marketing and a lot of dedication. Most events or conferences don’t make a profit at least until after the first three events. You need to love what you’re doing and be patient through the first few rounds.

Also, know that not everyone is going to love your event and most don’t know how much work it took you to get them there. People don’t care that you didn’t sleep at night thinking about what would make everyone the most comfortable, interested, excited and engaged. They don’t need to know. If someone isn’t completely happy, it’s your job to do what you can and note what you need to do differently the next time.

17.Become a Hairstylist:

If you have experience cutting hair and giving manicures, opening up a shop from your home is an excellent way to start your own salon.

Make sure that you follow all of your state’s requirements for doing salon care in a home, as they can be stringent. However, having your own at-home salon can be fruitful since you won’t have to pay to rent an office space, and since you’ll receive the full amount of money your clients pay for services.

18.Start a Bookkeeping Business:

This is a perfect business idea for trained accountants who would like to work from home, although it is not necessary to be a Certified Public Accountant in order to become a freelance bookkeeper. To work in this gig it’s only necessary to have the background knowledge that bookkeeping courses at any community college can offer.

This kind of freelance work is especially helpful for small businesses that do not need or cannot afford a full-time bookkeeper, making it possible for you to have full time work through several smaller clients.

19.Data Entry:

Inputting data for businesses isn’t the most of exciting of jobs. However, you don’t need any previous experience, and you can start at $10 per hour.

20.Pet Sitter Job:

Suitable For:Dog lovers with plenty of love (and snuggles) to give.

How to Get It: Sign up to become a sitter at DogVacay and Rover or a dog-walker at Wag.

What It Is: Watch people's pups and get paid for it. Easier than babysitting, pet sitting for out-of-town dog owners can be a fun, therapeutic way to make money on the side. Set your own rates and choose whether they come to your house or you go to theirs. Plus, you'll get a workout chasing your new four-legged friends around.

What It Pays: Potentially $1,000 per month.

21.Event Planner:

Whether if it’s planning a wedding, birthday party or corporate event, people are looking for organized individuals to do most of the event planning for them.

22.Use Your Language Skills to Translate:

If you know a second (or third) language, you can make a living at home translating documents. Also note that many translators work on a freelance basis, so it’s possible you could create a translation business then complete one-off work for a variety of clients.

Starting a translation business could be as easy as creating a basic website to advertise your services. You could also reach out to businesses in your area that might require translation from one language to another, or try networking in fields of business you believe may benefit from your services in the future. 

How to Get It: You will need to be completely fluent in two languages and some companies require that you have past translator experience. You can search for opening on sites like Indeed, Zip Recruiter, and Glassdoor, or post your own ads that say you are available for translation work.

What It Pays: An average of $25 per hour, according to Payscale. But salaries can range depending on what language is being translated and how in-demand it is.

23.Virtual Assistant Job:

Suitable For: Someone who is very organized with the ability to multitask.

How to Get It: Start with websites like Upwork.com, FlexJobs.com, and PeoplePerHour.com to find freelance opportunities related to virtual assisting.

What It Is: Many companies hire self-employed virtual assistants to save employment costs. You will perform typical office duties from home such as replying to emails, managing calendars, entering data, and assisting with social media.

What It Pays: Around $15 an hour, according to Pay Scale.

24.Do Medical Transcription from Home:

The medical industry has a great need for individuals to transcribe audio dictations into coherent reports. Transcriptionists do need education—generally a two-year degree—to make sure they are clear on the arcane medical terminology.

You may be able to pick up your own medical transcription clients if you reach out to medical professionals in your area, but it’s also possible to be connected with medical transcription jobs if you sign up for a platform like FlexJobs.com

25.Film and Post Instructional Videos:

Are you really good at something? Try creating a YouTube account and filming yourself instructing others on how to do what you're skilled at. To start earning some cash, enroll in YouTube’s partner program so that you can make $1 to $2 per 1,000 views.

26.Write and Publish an E-Book:

Now that anyone can have their work published online, it is possible for anyone to make a fortune off their writing.

The biggest recent example is the 50 Shades of Grey trilogy, but there are many authors taking advantage of the ease of e-publishing.

If you love to write and are willing to do your own promotion (and having a blog can really help in that case), writing an e-book is an excellent way to make money fast from home.

27.Transcriptionist:

Suitable For: Someone looking for a flexible job that requires little to no prior experience.

What It Is: Transcription essentially involves you listening to audio files and typing out what you hear. Easy enough, right? Companies usually hire transcriptionists without much experience, so some job postings might only require you to have a computer and keyboard to get started. Transcription jobs can vary from transcribing a college lecture to a doctor's medical dictation, while most companies allow you to make your own schedule.

How to Get It: As a beginner, you can find entry-level transcription jobs on TranscribeAnywhere.com, TranscribeMe.com, and Quicktate.com. Most employers give out a short writing test to measure your typing accuracy and attention to detail before you receive any official tasks.

What It Pays: $59,243 a year on average, according to Zip Recruiter.

28.Handmade Invitation Creator:

Are you artistic? Create beautiful and unique handmade cards, wedding invitations, or announcement greetings. The avenues for selling are numerous: create your own online store, sell them to friends and family, sell them on Easy, approach brick, and mortar stores about your cards or sell them through your own in-home parties.

29.Herb Farming:

Gardening can be very relaxing, and potentially very lucrative. With both the increased interest in alternative therapies and the demand for locally grown and organic foods, an herb farmer can find plenty of customers, particularly if you’re in an urban area.

While herb farming does require some space for growing, herbs are fairly small and nearly any home can be slightly modified to allow for an extensive herb garden.

30.Expert Advice Giver:

Are you a know it all? Ether is a company that sells expert advice by phone and email. Set your rate and hours, they take 15 percent of what you earn. Some examples are a therapist, doctor, nurse, tax expert, or teacher offering their expertise to customers.

31.Remote Salesperson:

Suitable for:A people person who's persistent and ambitious.

What It Is: Big companies, especially online-based companies like Amazon, hire plenty of remote salespeople to work for them. The jobs can range from selling products to selling advertising space to dozens of clients.

How to Get It: Sales jobs generally require at minimum a high school diploma with a college degree preferred. And having past experience in sales is always a plus. Search for remote sales jobs on platforms such as Indeed, Zip Recruiter, and Glassdoor.

What It Pays: According to Zip Recruiter, remote salespeople make a nationwide average of $55,600.

32.Bookkeeper:

Believe it or not, you don’t have to be a CPA to start bookkeeping. Just sign up for a bookkeeping course at a community college or even online (such as this course from The Accounting Coach). Once you complete a course, you can start earning, and the median salary is reportedly $34,000.

33.Customer Service Representative:

Do you possess excellent communication skills? Do you also have a landline and reliable internet? Then you can earn between $8 and $15 per hour as a customer service representative.

34.Face Painter:

Are you a talented painter? Do you enjoy working with children? Take your artistic talents to birthday parties, carnivals, amusement parks, company picnics, zoos, and more. Use a site like The Bash to connect directly with clients.

35.Remote Social Media Manager Jobs:

Suitable for:The Instagram influencer who can help a brand gain followers and awareness.

How to Get It: You can apply directly to companies if you see a job posting, or visit hubs like Indeed, Glassdoor, and ZipRecruiter and search "remote social media manager jobs." Working Nomads also has a lengthy list of remote social media manager job listings.

What It Is: Social media managers create, manage, and grow brands through content creation and advertising campaigns on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat, and more. Skills such as photography, writing and editing, research, marketing, and data collection are key.

What It Pays: $48,964 on average per year for a full-time position, according to Indeed. Contract and part-time make about $13 to $14 an hour.

36.E-commerce Store Owner:

There are five types of e-commerce business models: dropshipping, wholesaling, manufacturing, white-labeling and subscriptions. Thanks to sites like Shopify, Magento and WooCommerce, you can quickly launch your own ecommerce store.

37.Food Creator:

Are you a foodie? Create and sell food products, from gourmet peanut butter to spicy sauces and salsas, the niches available are endless. Try testing out your food creation on a smaller site like Foodzie or learn how to bring your food product to market.

38.Fix Broken Electronics:

If you’re the sort who takes apart the computer for fun, operating an electronics repair shop out of your home is a natural decision.

In particular, repairing iPads and other tablets would provide you with a great deal of business, as many tablet users are looking for a less expensive way to fix smashed screens and other damages that can be costly through the manufacturer.

39. Handmade Crafter:

Do you make handmade products like jewelry or furniture? If so, try setting up an Etsy shop and selling your handmade crafts online.

40. Internet Security Specialist:

As an internet security specialist, you monitor networks for security threats and implement security standards. You may also install data protection systems as well. Given the attention that online security has been receiving, this job is expected to grow steadily over the next several years.

41.Momspresso Stories:

Momspresso claims to be India’s largest user generated content sharing platform for women that allows them to create content, and express their ideas to like-minded women in 10 different languages including English, Hindi, Gujarati, Bengali, Marathi, Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil, Punjabi, and Kannada. 

Vishal Gupta, Co-Founder and CEO Momspresso shares, “The content can be created in different formats like text, video, audio and 100-word stories format. Momspresso acts as a catalyst for self-discovery, giving women an opportunity to earn and as an engine for them to reinvent their own identities along the way.

The brand has extended its commitment to further empowering moms financially, with the introduction of its micro-influencer platform called MyMoney. The launch of this unique feature underlines Momspresso’s commitment towards enhancing the marketing efficacy of brands wanting to target moms. MyMoney utilizes 'everyday moms' who are consumers of brands to build word of mouth amongst friends, family, and fellow moms.

42.OTIPY :

OTIPY - the social commerce venture of farm-to-retail agritech startup Crofarm works closely with women reseller partners to fulfill the demand of end consumers and facilitates doorstep delivery of fresh produce. The company is working with over 500 partner resellers, mainly women across Delhi-NCR and is already serving over 50,000 consumers.

Recently, it announced plans to onboard 5,000 women within Delhi-NCR and provide them opportunities to earn from home. By joining the platform’s social commerce workforce, women can earn up to Rs 60,000 per month by supplying fresh fruits and vegetables in their communities.

 the social commerce venture of farm-to-retail agritech startup Crofarm works closely with women reseller partners to fulfill the demand of end consumers and facilitates doorstep delivery of fresh produce. The company is working with over 500 partner resellers, mainly women across Delhi-NCR and is already serving over 50,000 consumers.

Recently, it announced plans to onboard 5,000 women within Delhi-NCR and provide them opportunities to earn from home. By joining the platform’s social commerce workforce, women can earn up to Rs 60,000 per month by supplying fresh fruits and vegetables in their communities.

43.JobsForHer:

 Bengaluru-based online job portal JobsForHer was started with the aim to help women to start, restart, and rise in their careers. It offers job opportunities ranging from full-time, part-time, work-from-home, to freelance opportunities and also work with companies to provide returnee internships.

44.GharSeNaukri.com: 

GharSeNaukri.com is an online community and career platform that caters exclusively to women who want to earn money from the confines of their homes.

45.Qween:

Qween empowers women by providing work from home jobs and business. The Mumbai-based platform is the brainchild of three supercharged mothers - Niti Jain, Neha Shah, Deval Shah, who after motherhood, bounced back into their careers with more vigour and passion than before.

Qween provides women with opportunities and training to return back to their careers, flexible opportunities and work from home jobs. It also provides trainings, workshops, seminars and access to mentors for personal and professional development.

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Traditional Games of India

Traditional Games of India

Lagori, Kancha, Gilli-danda, Kho Kho,Five stones,Ashtapada,Kite Fighting,Moksha Patam,Pallanguzhi,Pittu Garam,Poshampa,Kith Kith,Krida-patram,Kalari,Chaupat,Hide and seek,Lambs and Tigers,Dog and the Bone,Maram Pitthi  These are Amazing Childhood Games Do You Know? Recognize any of these names? Here's a clue - they are an integral part of Indian culture and have been around for centuries.

Confused? They are traditional games that have been played since time immemorial in India. Born in 80’s kids will know these games.However, with the advent of video games and gadgets, people, especially the younger generations, have forgotten these games. We take a closer look at some of them to revive fond memories and give our children a glimpse of the past.It’s time to pass on the magic of these childhood games to our current generation which tends to live in a virtual world.

Sports and games have always been an integral part of India’s rich culture and history. Sadly, today’s kids are so engrossed in playing video games that traditional games like Pallanguzi, Lippa, Kabaddi, Gilli-danda have been completely forgotten. Gone are the days when kids simply couldn’t wait to go out and play a few rounds of Pithoo or Kith-Kith (Hopscotch) with their friends. The reduction in physical activity has given rise to a host of health issues in kids. Therefore, reviving traditional games will provide a host of health benefits.

Indian Traditional Indoor Games:

1.Ashtapada:

Ashtapada is an Indian board game which predates chess. Chess was invented in India and originally called as Ashtapada(sixty-four squares). Later this game came to be known as Chaturanga. It could be played by two to four participants and data used to determine the amount of houses to be moved in the board.

It’s believed that this game might have originated around 7th-8th century AD. “Ashtapada” in Sanskrit denotes a spider -“a legendary being with eight legs” and this game was played with a dice on an 8×8 checkered board. Back then the chess board were not black and white checkers, unlike the one we see now.

Other Indian boards included the 10×10 Dasapada and the 9×9 Saturankam. Later this game came to be known as Chaturanga. The Sanskrit name Chaturanga means ‘quadripartite’ — the four Angas (divided into four parts) which symbolize “the 4 branches of the army”, which has been said in the Amarakosh, an ancient indian dictionary. Like real Indian armies at that time, the pieces were called elephants, chariots, horses and foot soldiers. Unlike modern chess, Chaturanga was mainly a game of chance where results depended on how well you rolled the dice. Played on an authentic cloth  by 2, 3 or 4 players, Chaturanga combines the basic strategy of chess with the dynamic challenge of chance as each move is determined by the random roll of a wooden dice.

Rules of Game:
The game begins with all the pieces  off the board. Each player throws the dice. If using four sticks, the score is the number of light sides facing up, if cowrie shells are used, the mouths are counted instead. All four back sides facing up count as 8. The player who throws highest starts the game, play passing to her left when she has completed her turn. A player starts her turn by throwing the dice repeatedly, noting the throws made, until a two or three is thrown. Once the series of throws ending in two or three is complete, the pieces can be entered and moved, using in any order the throws noted.A piece not already on the board can only be entered using a throw of 1, in which case it is placed on the player’s own right hand X marked box.If a player has no pieces on the board, any throws made before a 1 are discarded. A piece already on the board may be advanced along it using any of the throws individually or combined.The order in which the numbers were thrown is not significant except as noted in rule 7.A piece does not move twice; when combining two or more throws to move one piece, the piece moves the total number of squares without stopping on any intervening squares.If one of the throws is 1, a piece may, however, enter the board and advance in the same turn.Each player’s pieces follow a path starting on their own right hand X marked box. The route is shown in the diagram. Every throw in a series must be used, if possible.Any number of the same player’s pieces may occupy the same square.A player’s piece on an X marked box is safe and cannot be landed on by an opponent and knocked off.There are no special rules for triplets or quadruplets. If a piece lands on a square occupied by enemy pieces, those enemy pieces are removed from the board and handed back to their owner.Such captured pieces must re-enter the board as if they had never been on it.After capturing, a player is granted another turn. So after completing her moves she again proceeds as per rule 4 on wards. Twins can be captured only by other twins. Single pieces landing on twins will simply share the same square as if it were a palace or the keep.Twins being captured are separated and re-entered as single pieces.Twins may capture singletons.The keep is at the end of each player’s course, and may only be entered by an exact throw.Twins entering the keep are there regarded as two individual pieces.When a player has all her pieces in the keep, she may start bearing off.On a throw of one, a piece completes its journey and is removed from the board (borne off).When a player has borne off all of her pieces, the game is over and she is declared the winner.

The game is relatively simple but still involves some tactical skill. The first thing to take advantage of is the differing chances of each of the throws: 2 is the most common, followed by 1 and 3, followed by 4 and 5. Positioning a piece two squares behind an opponent, threatening capture, is a good way to force the opponent to move that piece. Similarly, you should avoid leaving a piece in an unprotected square when an enemy pieces is two squares behind.

The path around the board is easy to remember, but the difficulty comes in recognizing (and remembering) that the opponents paths are not the same as your own: they are rotated versions of it. It is easy to forget this, and make plays to threaten enemy pieces that in actuality you can never reach.

2.Moksha Patam:

The game had its origin in India and was called Moksha Patam or Parama Padam or Mokshapat. It was used to teach Hindu Dharma and Hindu values to children. In the original game square 12 was faith, 51 was Reliability, 57 was Generosity, 76 was Knowledge, and 78 was Asceticism. These were the squares were the ladder was found. Square 41 was for Disobedience, 44 for Arrogance, 49 for Vulgarity, 52 for Theft, 58 for Lying, 62 for Drunkenness, 69 for Debt, 84 for Anger, 92 for Greed, 95 for Pride, 73 for Murder and 99 for Lust. These were the squares were the snake was found. The Square 100 represented Nirvana or Moksha.

Also known as ‘paramapadam’, there are a hundred squares on a board; the ladders take you up, the snakes bring you down. The difference here is that the squares are illustrated. The top of the ladder depicts a God, or one of the various heavens (kailasa, vaikuntha, brahmaloka) and so on, while the bottom describes a good quality. Conversely, each snake’s head is a negative quality or an asura (demon). As the game progresses, the various karma and samskara, good deeds and bad, take you up and down the board. Interspersed are plants, people and animals.

The game serves a dual purpose: entertainment, as well as dos and don’ts, divine reward and punishment, ethical values and morality. The final goal leads to Vaikuntha or heaven, depicted by Vishnu surrounded by his devotees, or Kailasa with Shiva, Parvati, Ganesha and Skanda, and their devotees. In this age of moral and ethical degeneration, this would be a good way of teaching values to children who think they already know more than their parents.

If paramapadam teaches moral values, pallankuli develops skill and quick thinking. Two players compete on a board consisting of between seven and twenty pits per player; each player has to collect the coins or shells or seeds with which the game is played, the player with the maximum number being the winner. There are nine variations of this game, each a ‘pandi’, with regional, caste and religious variations. It was very popular among women and required a good memory and alertness, as they had to count and remember the number of coins or seeds accumulated by the opponent.

The British took the game to England in 1892 and named it Snakes and Ladders and changed it according to Victorian values.

3.Chaupar/Pachisi:

Pachisi, a board game, was quite popular in ancient India. The game finds its mention in the Mahabharata. Akbar and his descendants also played this game. It involves two to four players who strategise their pawn’s moves on a piece of cloth designed in the shape of a symmetrical cross to win the game.Chopat is claimed to be a variation of the game of dice played in the epic poem Mahabharata between Yudhishthira and Duryodhan.Pachisi is often referred to as the national game of India. The game originated in Ancient India and it is one of the best known games from it's era.

The name of the game comes from the Hindi word - pachis, meaning twenty-five - this is also the largest score that can be thrown with the cowrie shells. The game is also known by the name Twenty-Five. Pachisi was at its height during the Mogul period, in the 16th to the 19th centuries, when the emperor - Akbar played games with human pieces on boards of inlaid marble, the remains of which may still be seen.There are also other well known versions of the game - chausar, chaupar, chaupur or caupur.

Chaupar is also a board game which was invented around the 4th century. It includes two to four players who use cowry shells and wooden pawns to plan their manoeuvres and win the game. The contemporary version of Pachisi/Chaupar is Ludo which you might have played in your childhood.

Rules:
Pachisi is played on a cross-shaped board. The middle space is the start and finish point for all BEADs. Each arm of the cross has a middle column and two outside columns, the outside columns are a track. Each player owns one middle column. There are 12 s Pachisi requires 6 cowrie shells. You can use 6 dice; odd numbers representing 1, and even numbers 0. Moves are calculated as the sum of the dice (2 – 6) or 10 for a roll of 1 odd number. If a throw shows 6 even numbers, the players moved 25.  Each player selects four BEADs the colour of their choice. BEADs start off the board. Players decide who begins by rolling the dice. Play occurs in a counter-clockwise direction.

How to play:
A player must roll a grace (a 6, 10 or 25) to put a BEAD on the center of the board.Anytime a grace is rolled, a player receives another roll.In turn, each player rolls the die and moves their BEAD the number of spaces indicated down their column and then around the full track counter-clockwise, before proceeding back up their column.Players must use the full number of moves on a single BEAD or forfeit their turn.Players can choose not to use their roll. Players can land on a square that is occupied by one of their own BEADs. If a player lands on a square that is occupied by their opponent’s BEAD, the opponent’s BEAD is removed from the board, requiring a roll of a grace to move the BEAD back into play. If a player removed an opponent’s BEAD, they receive another turn. BEADs cannot be captured if they are a square marked with an X. Players require an exact roll to land on the centre square and finish.

How to Win:
To win, a player must move their BEADs around the board and proceed up their home column back onto the centre square.

4.Pallankuzhi:

It is one of the famous games which was played in ancient South India. Pallankuzhi is believed to have originated in Tamil Nadu and later spread to other places like Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, and even Malaysia and Sri Lanka. Variations of the game are called Kuzhipara in Malayalam, Ali Guli Mane in Kannada and Vamana Guntalu in Telugu. The game includes a rectangular board, divided into two horizontal rows and seven vertical columns. Thus, there are 14 cups on the board and 146 counters. Usually, cowry shells or tamarind seeds function as counters. Two people can play this game at a time.

The word "pallankuzhi" is also used in Tamil according to Balambal Ramaswami as a generic name for mancala games that are mostly played by Tamil women in South India and northern Sri Lanka.

Pal means in Tamil "many" and kuzhi means "pit" and could literally be translated as many pits, a fitting description of the mancala boards used to play mancala games.

Pallankuzhi plays an important role in Tamil literature (see the Kriti below). There is even a film about women poets called "SheWrite", which has a famous Pallankuzhi scene.

The game is popular among children and older people. It is encouraged for children to learn to count and to improve the eye-hand coordination while playing.

Pallankuzhi is also played in Sri Lanka, Trinidad, Guyana and Singapore, with a sizable Indian population living in those countries.

Pallankuzhi Song:

O Ruler of Ayodhya, of the inestimable form! 

I have the desire to listen 

To my hearts fill and my ears delight, your sweet speech 

That you and Sita and spoke with true love and understanding, 

Gazing at each other, when you played a game of Pallanguzhi 

With her and won, which was heard by Bharata and Hanuman. 

In this Kriti (Hindu devotional music popular in southern India) Rama demonstrates the superiority of males by winning in the woman's domain.

5.Gutte/Five Stones:

Gutte is a fun game can be played by both adults and kids. It generally requires five pebbles or small stones. There is no limit on the number of players who can play this game at a given time. The player needs to spin a stone up in the air and gather the remaining stones lying on the floor with one hand without allowing the one in the air to fall to the ground. Next, the player has to throw two stones up in the air and collect the rest and so on. The player who finishes eight steps in the minimum number of tries is the winner.

6.Antakshari:

Antakshari is an entertaining Indian desi game is often played by grown-ups and children alike. It originated in Indian and is now played worldwide with alterations. Variations can be made to the original idea to suit the occasion such as family gathering, weddings, parties, etc. To play this game, two teams are made. One team sings a song, typically a Bollywood song. The other team has to sing a song beginning with the last consonant of the song sung by the first team. Both the teams keep taking turns until one can’t think of a song and thus loses.

7.Krida-patram:

The popular game of cards originated in ancient India and was known as Krida-patram. It was one of the favorite pastimes of Indians in ancient times. This game was patronized especially by the royalty and nobility. In medieval India, playing cards was known as Ganjifa cards which were played in practically all royal courts. Cards were known as Krida-patram in ancient India. These cards were made of cloth and depicted motifs from the Ramayana, Mahabharata, etc. A tradition carried on today with floral motifs and natural scenery.

8.Lambs and Tigers:

Lambs and Tigers Game locally referred as Aadu Puli aatam is a strategic, two-player (or 2 teams) leopard hunt game that is played in south India. The game is asymmetric in that one player controls three tigers and the other player controls up to 15 lambs/goats. The tigers ‘hunt’ the goats while the goats attempt to block the tigers’ movements..

Played by: two-player or 2 teams

9.Lattoo:
Lattoo is a game that involves spinning a wooden top (lattoo), which has grooves in it lower half and a nail at the bottom, on which it spins. A thick string  is wrapped around the grooves on lower half and pulling the string makes the top spin.
Played by: one or more people

10.Chidiya udd: 
We even have a game for our index fingers! A quick game for two or more, this one tests your brain like no other. We have made dogs and chairs fly while playing this game too.

Indian Traditional Out Door Games:

1.Gilli Danda/Lippa:

An amateur sport, Gilli Danda is one of the most thrilling games invented on the Indian Subcontinent thought to be originated 2,500 years ago.

Gilli Danda is an older version of modern-day baseball and cricket. Its fame once matched that of cricket in India. All it requires is two unevenly sized sticks. The smaller stick(oval-shaped wooden piece) is called the Gilli and the longer one which is used to strike the Gilli is called the Danda. Standing in a small circle, the player balances the gilli on a stone in an inclined manner somewhat like a see-saw with one end of the gilli touching the ground while the other end is in the air. The player then uses the danda to hit the gilli at the raised end, which flips it into the air. While it is in the air, the player strikes the gilli, hitting it as far as possible.Having struck the gilli, the player is required to run and touch a pre-agreed point outside the circle before the gilli is retrieved by an opponent. This aspect of the game is similar to runs in cricket or home-runs in baseball.The secret of winning this game is all in the technique of raising and hitting Gilli.

One of the amazing things about the game is that there are no strict rules about the upper limit of the number of players. It can be played between four players all the way up to 100 or even more players.

Played by: many people at the same time.

2.Pittu Garam or Seven Stones

Pittu Garam (Seven Stones) is a traditional South Asian game played between two teams. The game requires a tennis ball and set of seven stones which can be stacked up to form a small tower. The aim of the game is to be able to break the tower and then rebuild it before getting hit by one of the opponent.There are two teams of players. One player of the attacking team needs to strike the pile of stone with the ball to knock them over in three shots. Then the whole team has to try and restore the pile before being hit by the ball and declared ‘out’.

Played by: two teams, with a minimum of 3 players and a maximum of nine on each team.

3.Satoliya/Lagori:
Lagori is a game which is a popular game in India. It is called Dappa Kali in the northern parts of Kerala, especially in Kannur. This game requires a considerable amount of physical exercise and is mainly played by boys. This game is played between two teams. It consists of 10 marble pieces piled one above the other. One team targets this pile and once they strike it then their next aim is to keep it back while the other team has to block the opposing side from arranging it back. This is almost same as Seven Stones game.
Played by:two teams

4.Kancha/Goli:
Kancha was one of the most popular games among children in the neighborhood. It is played using marbles called ‘Kancha’ or ‘Goli’. The players are to hit the selected target ‘kancha’ using their own marble ball.This is an One of the exciting childhood games played in India was Kancha.It began during the Harappan age. The game involves the use of round glass marbles or kanchas. Several people can participate in this game. The objective is to collect the maximum number of marbles by striking the chosen kancha with another one. The winner gets to take home all the marbles of the other players.The marble is held between the right hand and the forefinger of the left hand. The finger is pulled backward and is released with pressure almost in a spring action.

Rules:
There are various versions of the game ranging from easy all the way to the more complicated ones.
In simpler game, the player has to target a marble among other ones in the circle from a distance. Then in another version, Kancha is almost played like a miniature version of golf where the player has to send his marble into a hole a couple of yards away from him/her.

Kancha was a hit amongst youngsters considering that the marbles were inexpensive and the game could be played on any surface and weather.

5.Chain:
Chain is another delightful children’s game. This game is more fun to play when there are more players. The ‘denser’ has to catch the other members. When the denser catches someone, he joins hands with the denser to form a chain. Together they try to catch the other remaining members. Thus, the caught members keep joining to form a chain till all the players have been caught.

6.Poshampa:
Two people stand with their hands locked together above their heads and sing a song. The other kids pass from under that bridge and the one who gets caught (when the hands come down like a cage at the end of the song) is out.

7.Four Corners:
Four corners is a game often played by primary school children. Four corners are designated, and a player is chosen as being “it”. The remaining players have to swap corners without being caught by “it”. If a player is caught by “it” or is without a free corner to stand in, he becomes “it”.
Played by: 5 people

8.Langdi:
Langdi is a popular childhood game, especially in the state of Maharashtra. The game consists of two teams, and the team that wins the toss defends first. The opposing team sends a player to tag as many defenders as he can, while hopping on one foot. The team that tags the most defenders wins.
Played by: two teams, 12 players each

9.Kith Kith or Pandi Attam/Nondi/Hopscotch:
Nondi or Pandi Attam is a very funny hopping game played by the girls in many rural villages of Tamil Nadu. It is known as Tokkudu Billa/Tangidi Billa in Andrapradesh and Kunte Bille in Karnataka it is played by the girls in many villages, even today. A popular playground game in which players toss a small object into numbered spaces of a pattern of rectangles outlined on the ground and then hop or jump through the spaces to retrieve the object. This popular game is also played in other countries and is loved by all.

10.Hide and Seek/Chhupam Chhupai/Kannamoochi:
The origin of this game is unknown. It is commonly played all over the world under different names. The players hide in a previously decided marked area. The ‘denner’ has to shut his eyes and announce numbers loudly while the other players get time to hide. Then, the denner has to find the hidden players. Any number of people can play this game.It isn’t only children who enjoy it – a natural instinct for parents is to play a facial form of hide and seek with their children from the earliest age, as it teaches children about attachment and detachment in a safe and caring environment. Leaving aside the psychology, however, the outdoor game provides wonderful interaction amongst children is easy to play and never gets boring.
Played by: any number of people

11.Chor-Sipahi:
The game is the Indian equivalent of the western game “Tag.” There are two teams in the game – one team of thieves (chor) and the other team of sipahi (police). The sipahi try and catch the chor, after which the turn changes (that is, the chor become the sipahi and vice versa)
Played by: two teams, any number of people

12.Dog and the Bone:
The game consists of two teams, and an object such as a bottle or handkerchief, tick is designated as the ‘bone’etc., which is designated as the “bone.” A player from each team comes forward and attempts to take the bone (placed at the center of the playing area) back to his team. The player who fails to take the bone has to go out of the game.The aim is to retrieve the bone without being caught by the other player.
Played by: two teams of usually 5-10 members each.

13.Kabbadi:
Kabbadi is a contact sport that originated in Ancient India. In the international team version of kabaddi, two teams of seven members each occupy opposite halves of a field of 10 m × 13 m in case of men and 8 m × 12 m in case of women. Each has three supplementary players held in reserve. The game is played with 20-minute halves and a five-minute halftime break during which the teams exchange sides.
Played by: two teams of 7 members each

14.Vish Amrit:
It is the Indian version of the game “lock and key”. The aim of the denner is to touch the other players, giving them vish. As soon as vish is given the person stays there until teammates come to give him/her amrit. The game ends when all players have been caught and there is no one left to give amrit.
Played by: any number of players

15. Kalari:
Kalari is considered to be the most complete and scientific martial art and is the mother of all martial arts. Bodhidharma, a Buddhist monk from India, introduced Kalari into China and Japan in the 5th century. He taught this art in a temple. This temple is today known as the Shaolin temple.

16.Maram Pitthi:
Maram Pitthi is similar to dodgeball. It comprises of two teams with any number of players. A large area is required to play this game. Players from one team form a circle and hit the opposing team members who enter the circle with a ball((usually made of sponge)). The opposing team players have to try and evade being hit by the ball and those who get hit by the ball are declared ‘out’.( Once a player is hit, he is out of the game. Passing between players of the same team is also allowed.)
Played by: two teams, any number of members

17.Kho Kho:
The game consists of two teams, who are required to chase down and tag the players of the opposite team to win the game. The chasing team sends out nine players onto the field, who sit in a straight line with alternate players facing opposite sides. The chasers have to make sure they catch the runners (who enter the field one at a time) before time runs out.
Played by: two teams of nine players each.

18.Dhopkhel:
Dhopkhel, also transliterated dhop khel and dhoop khel is a popular game in Assam. The game is played between two eleven member teams on a 125m by 80m field bounded by four flags, dhop is the name given to a rubber ball used by these two teams. The players take turns throwing the ball at the opponent to knock them out of the game, while seeking to catch the ball and evade other players. It is a test of speed, stamina, and acrobatic skills.

19.Kite Fighting:
Fighter kites are kites used for the sport of kite fighting. Traditionally most are small, unstable single line flat kites where line tension alone is used for control, and an abrasive line is used to cut down other kites.

These are mention of games above like Pallankuzhi,Vish Amrit,Kancha, Chhupam Chhupai,Lagori, and Kho Kho is sure to make you nostalgic about your own childhood.

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Mantras for Surya Namaskar and Steps Sun Salutation Mantras

Mantras for Surya Namaskar and Steps Sun Salutation Mantras

Surya Namaskar or Salute to the Sun or Sun Salutation, is a practice in yoga as exercise incorporating a sequence of some twelve gracefully linked asanas.The asana sequence was first recorded as yoga in the early 20th century, though similar exercises were in use in India before that, for example among wrestlers. The basic sequence involves moving from a standing position into Downward and Upward Dog poses and then back to the standing position, but many variations are possible. The set of 12 asanas is dedicated to the Hindu God Surya. In some Indian traditions, the positions are each associated with a different mantra.

The sun sustains life on earth. Our ancient seers acknowledged this and revered the Sun. The Surya Namaskar is an appreciation in motion that is offered to the sun. It involves twelve yoga postures or asanas signifying the sun's cycles which run at approximately twelve and a quarter years. If your system is invigorated, then your cycle will be in harmony with the solar cycle. The Surya Namaskar helps create this harmony between your physical cycle and that of the sun.

Chants called Sun Salutation Mantras may accompany the Surya Namaskar. These chants bring harmony in body, breath and the mind. As the practice deepens, so do the benefits. When chanted with sincere gratitude, these mantras can take the practice to an enhanced spiritual level.

‘Om Bhaanve Namaha' means 'One who brings light.' When you recite this mantra, feel a sense of deep gratitude to the sun for giving us light and making life possible on Earth. ‘Om Suryaya Namaha' means ‘Dispeller of darkness.' In essence, it means that we worship the sun for giving us light.

Variant sequences called Chandra Namaskar (Moon Salutation) have also been created.we will discus in next session.

Surya Namaskar asanas and mantras:
Step1:
Yoga Asana: Pranamasana (Prayer Pose)
Mantra: Om Mitraaya Namaha
Meaning: One who is friendly to all.
Pranamasana helps maintain the balance of the body.
Relaxes the nervous system.
Step2:
Yoga Asana: Hastauttanasana (Raised Arms Pose)
Mantra: Om Ravaye Namaha
Meaning: The shining or the radiant one.
Hastauttanasana stretches and tones the muscles of the abdomen.
It also expands the chest, resulting in a full intake of oxygen, thereby fully utilizing the lung capacity.
Step3:
Yoga Asana: Hastapadasana (Standing Forward Bend)
Mantra: Om Suryaya Namaha
Meaning:The dispeller of darkness, responsible for generating activity.
Hastapadasana makes the waist and spine flexible.Stretches the hamstrings.Opens the hips, shoulders, and arms.
Step4:
Yoga Asana:   Ashwa Sanchalanasana (Equestrian Pose)
Mantra: Om Bhaanave Namaha
Meaning: One who illuminates or the bright one.
Ashwa Sanchalanasana strengthens the leg muscles.
Makes the spine and neck flexible.Good for indigestion, constipation, and sciatica.
Step5:
Yoga Asana: Dandasana (Stick Pose)
Mantra: Om Khagaya Namaha
Meaning: One who is all-pervading, one who moves through the sky.
Dandasana strengthens the arms and back
Improves posture.Stretches the shoulders, chest, and spine.Calms the mind.
Step6:
Yoga Asana: Ashtanga Namaskara (Salute with Eight Parts Pose)
Mantra: Om Pooshne Namaha
Meaning: Giver of nourishment and fulfillment.
Ashtanga Namaskara enhances the flexibility of the back and spine.Strengthens the back muscles.Reduces tension and anxiety.
Step7:
Yoga Asana: Bhujangasana (Cobra Pose)
Mantra: Om Hiranya Garbhaya Namaha
Meaning: One who has a golden colored brilliance.
Bhujangasana stretches the shoulders, chest, and back. Increases flexibility.Elevates mood.Invigorates the heart.
Step8:
Yoga Asana: Parvatasana (Mountain Pose)
Mantra: Om Mareechaye Namaha
Meaning:Giver of light with infinite rays.
Parvatasana strengthens the muscles of the arms and legs.Increases blood flow to the spinal region.
Step9:
Yoga Asana: Ashwa Sanchalanasana (Equestrian Pose)
Mantra: Om Aadityaaya Namaha
Meaning:The son of Aditi, the cosmic divine mother.
Ashwa Sanchalanasana tones the abdominal organs.Adds flexibility to leg muscles.
Step10:
Yoga Asana: Hastapadasana (Standing Forward Bend)
Mantra: Om Savitre Namaha
Meaning:One who is responsible for life.
Hastapadasana stretches the hamstrings.Opens the hips, shoulders, and arms.
Step11:
Yoga Asana: Hastauttanasana (Raised Arms Pose)
Mantra: Om Arkaaya Namaha
Meaning: One who is worthy of praise and glory.
Hastauttanasana stretches and tones the muscles of the abdomen.
Expands the chest resulting in a full intake of oxygen. Lung capacity is fully utilized.
Step12:
Yoga Asana: Tadasana (Standing or Palm Tree Pose)
Mantra: Om Bhaskaraya Namaha
Meaning: Giver of wisdom and cosmic illumination.
Tadasana improves posture.Strengthens thighs, knees and ankles.Relieves sciatica.

How to Chant the sun salutation Mantras:
You can either chant the Sun Salutation Mantras verbally or in your mind. The important thing is to chant them with gratitude.

The breath is normal and easy. Be aware of your breathing while chanting the Mantras. This will help regulate the mind.

Do chant the mantras with proper intonations. For the correct pronunciation, you may refer to this video.

In the Sun Salutation sequence, one set comprises two rounds. One round with the right leg, one with the left. It is ideal to practice twelve sets of Sun Salutation daily. But you can choose whatever number suits you. You can chant a mantra at every step of the twelve-step exercise. Alternatively, you can chant one mantra for the whole exercise and perform the exercise 12 times.

What are the benefits of Sun Salutation Mantras?
You may perform the asanas at different speeds for different benefits. Chanting mantras alongside makes the practice of Surya Namaskar more powerful. It has subtle, yet penetrating effects on both, the mind and body. The mind is focused on the chanting of the mantras rather than on any discomfort in the body.

The mantras extol the various qualities of the sun. In appreciating and recognizing these qualities, you open yourself to assume them.

Words have the ability to create. The intonations and meanings of the Sun Salutation Mantras create a world of positivity and power for you.

These mantras unite the mind and body, breath and soul. They make the asanas more profound and fulfilling.

Surya Namaskar opens the gates of the mind and body to receive the energy of the sun. The mantras help in transferring and assimilating it.

Include these 12 Sun Salutations Mantras in your daily Surya Namaskar practice. It will give you a sense of power and oneness with the primary energy source. Your body and mind will feel charged up and shine with radiance – just like the sun.

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Self-defense helps women protect themselves and their family. In my opinion, this is the most important reason for women to learn self-defense, because it is the difference between life and death. While men are touted as the stronger sex, jujitsu( is a Japanese martial art and a method of close combat for defeating an opponent in which one uses either a short weapon or none) is a small man’s sport. Meaning, even though women are smaller and not as strong, this discipline helps women use their opponent’s mechanics against them, such as their height, weight, and even strength.

In a self-defense situation, this is pivotal. The majority of attackers are not going to be proficient in martial arts. This provides an edge to women when in a self-defense situation. For example, the stand up art of Bujutsu, provides the means to escape an attacking opponent and get away. The goal is not to stay and continue fighting, rather it is to defend and attack to get away from an assailant to find help.Can you imagine what it would be if every woman began to learn and implement martial arts? In 11 percent of those cases, the attacker had a weapon. Another added benefit of self-defense training is the ability to disarm an opponent who is using a weapon against you. The transfer of technique is the same from unarmed to an armed attack. Additionally, the percentage of physical injury would change as well; more than half of women in victimization are harmed. Learning self-defense provides the user with skill to avoid being hurt or injured in an attack. While this doesn’t guarantee safety, it does reduce the risk exponentially in an attack. In a situation where you are fighting for your life, the life of a friend, or even your own children, understanding how to defend yourself can save your life and others.

Self-defense builds confidence in women. Growing up, most of the women had a very low self-esteem, and even self worth.As Playing sports child ,they never developed that confidence due to hidden agendas by coaches. Martial arts gave them a confidence that no one could question or take away. or carry some self defense tools to protect your self.like below given. 

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Docooler Self Defense Alarm 130dB SOS Emergency Personal Safety Alarm Keychain Scream Loud with LED Flashlight for Girl Women Kids Elderly Explorer, White&Blue, 1 Pack


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If you need to sound the alarm to alert people to your peril, there’s nothing quite like 130 decibels to do the job. The personal alarm can be carried easily in pockets, purses and by hand. All you have to do is pull the pin and the alarm sounds. This device is most useful to college students when walking around campus. Although alarms are a loud and effective way to deter attackers, it is by no means a weapon to defend yourself with.

The Cat personal safety keychain:

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ellaroom Reliable Excellent Novelty Portable Explorative Corkscrew Self Defense Rescue Hammer Escape Tool Key Ring Keychain(None Black)

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Daksh-E-Store Stun Gun Keychain(Black)
Cat keychains are adorable, aren’t they? Well, the thug that may end up on the receiving end will think otherwise as this one’s also an excellent self-defense weapon for women. The Cat Personal Safety Keychain is basically a set of brass knuckles in the shape of a cat’s head, with the eye holes being the grips.

This one is made of plastic (they’re available in metal too) but don’t be fooled, they don’t break or even scratch easily. It also requires the ability to throw punches, but even young women without fighting skills may find this keychain helpful in warding off an attacker. If only if it were to give you some peace of mind while walking home in the dark.

Lil Guy Stun Gun:

Stun guns can be the perfect tool for women in terms of their self-defense. This one is nicknamed "lil guy" because of its small size.However, it packs a serious punch, with 12,000,000 volts. It also comes with a flashlight and nylon holster.

This little stun gun is petite and compact enough to fit in your purse or pocket and is easy to conceal in your hand if walking alone.

Pepper Spray:
Pepper spray is one of the most popular self-defense products. It's compact, easy to deploy, and super effective. It burns the eyes and skin, plus it makes it hurts if you breathe it in.If you choose to use pepper spray, you need to get familiar with it. You don't need to spray it in your face (unless you want to). But if you use it incorrectly, it could end up hurting you as much as your attacker.You also aren't allowed to bring them on airplanes. If you're looking for a self-defense product for your vacation, find something else.

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Knockout Punch Strong Oc Pepper Spray with Child Safety Lock and Key Ring (Pink), 14 g

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The Bodyguard Pepper Spray for Girl's & Women's 35gm (55ml) (Pack of 2)
Looking for something a little less intimidating to use against attackers?
This adorable purse pepper spray may be the perfect option for you. People often can take the act of breathing for granted, that is until a dose of pepper spray reminds them of its blessing.

It acts as an inexpensive, non-lethal weapon that is perfect for women everywhere. This one, in particular, is 17-gram's, and it shoots out the maximum strength 10% formula.

It can produce the sensation of burning from up to 10 feet away. Best yet, you can get up to 5 blasts from this spray, in the event that there is more than one assailant.

Honeycomb Hairbrush concealed stiletto dagger by Cold Steel:

As cool as it is to have a James Bond gadget for girls, you'll have to get close to your attacker to use it.

What looks like a simple round comb is actually a deadly weapon. Concealed in the comb’s head is an 8-inch dagger made from durable fiberglass materials that are weather-resistant. This self-defense device will look harmless to attackers, but should you need it, it quickly transforms from hair styler to agressor neutralizer in a second. However, the Cold Steel Honey Comb Hairbrush is a weapon that is not ideal for preventing attacks and is close-range only.
Pocket Pen Knife:

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Pocket Pen Knife
As cool as it is to have a James Bond gadget for girls, you'll have to get close to your attacker to use it.Fully functional ink pens that double as letter openers. Just twist the handle to extend the pen point, or pull apart to reveal the blade.Overall Length: 7.

Lipstick Stun Guns:

In terms of intimidation, a little tube of lipstick isn't going to do the job. But a tube of lipstick that'll shock you with 3 million volts? That'll put a man down. You can also buy ones with 100-lumen flashlights to blind your attacker.
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Maybelline New York Color Sensational Matte Metallic Lipstick, 50 Gunmetal, 3.9g


Kurtzy Adjustable Aluminum LED Flashlight Torch Black

Bulldog Self Defense Key chain:

You might have seen this adorable weapon before. It's a keychain knife in the shape of a dog's face that looks like another girly accessory.But this keychain packs a punch. You slip your fingers through the dog's eyes and the sharp "ears" protrude from your fist.

Again, use this keychain as a surprise tactic. The key to these close-range weapons is to injure your attacker enough that they can't chase after you.

This another self defense key chain.

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Daksh Silver Self Defense Key Cases
This is another gadget.Measures 5.5-Inch and only weighs 2 ounces will not add stress to your keychainFinger grooves for better control and grip and includes keychain loopHandcrafted with lightweight aircraft aluminum making the ideal Self Defense KeychainGift someone to your wife daughter ans sister and dearest whose safety really means to youBetter key for women safety easy to carry and easy to use.

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Arysaa Self Defence Flash Tag with Whistle and Torch Keyring Key Chain -(Pack of 4)
This is another gadget.Reflector catches attention while hung to bags or belt.Great product to accompany while travelling in dark areas.A must have for woman and children.Easy access whistle for use in emergencies.Built-in torch for anytime light.

Tactical Hidden Weapons Slip Paw Claw:

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Ninja Tactical Hidden Weapons Slip Paw Claw 1 Piece
Traditional Ninja Gripper, Worn On The Hand, Not Only Climb The Mountains, And Even Ice Climbing, Can Easily Cope With, But Also Can Serve As A Self-Defense Weapon.

New Steel Metal Combat Protection Knife Arm Sleeve Cut Proof Self Defense Fighting:

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SLB Works Brand New Steel Metal Combat Protection Knife Arm Sleeve Cut Proof Self Defence Fighting

Steel metal combat knife protection cut proof arm sleeve.It can be useful in a situation like self defence fighting.Durable and sturdy.

ADD GEAR Paracord 550 15-in-1 Multifunctional Survival Kit Bracelet with Fire Starter, Whistle, Mini Knife, Compass Thermometer and More:

15-in-1 survival tool: compass+flint fire starter+fire scrapper inside buckle+emergency knife+whistle+thermometer + wrench + Fishing hook
made of ultra-strong, military-grade 550 paracord with built-in compass, fire-starter and emergency knife & whistle.
Llightweight & comfortable: make paracord bracelet an indispensable survival accessory for camping, fishing, hiking or hunting trip.
Unmatched power & versatility: comfortably fits all wrist sizes between 8 -9 inches. Compass and thremometer embedded in buckle for a more easy & secure wear.
It has been tried & tested to a minimum breaking point of 550lbs/250kg. Deploy your 12 feet of paracord in any situation where an extremely strong rope or cordage is needed. Use one of the finer seven inner strands as fire tinder; fishing line or sewing string.

With this Essential Survival Kit, you will always feel safe. The bracelets are made of top quality, parachute cord that can easily lift a person or item. One of the essentials needed to survive a night.

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