National Games of Nepal - Wikipedia National Games of Nepal National Games of Nepal First event 1959 Occur every 4 years Purpose Sports for elite athletes in Nepal The National Games of Nepal is a sporting event held in Nepal. Contents 1 Background 2 Sports 3 See also 4 References Background This section is empty. You can help by adding to it. ( February 2014 ) Sports Football ( Men 's / Women 's ) Athletics Boxing ( Men 's ) Taekwondo Karate Volleyball ( Men 's / Women 's ) Table Tennis Kabaddi Badminton Wushu Handball ( Men 's ) Kho Kho ( Men 's ) ITF Taekwondo Full Contact Karate Basketball Weightlifting Wrestling Judo Bodybuilding Hockey Chess Gulf Billiard and Snooker Cycling Archery Swimming Squash Soft Tennis Lawn Tennis Gymnastics Boxing ( Women 's ) Cricket Shooting Weightlifting ( Women 's ) See also Nepal Olympic Committee Nepal at the Olympics Nepal at the Paralympics South Asian Games Asian Games References Jump up ^ `` National Games ''. Nepal Olympic Committee. 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Question: when did first national game take place in nepal
Answer: 1959