Garadi Mane, which are traditional wrestler’s dens or akharas (wrestling arena) for pehelwans (wrestlers), are today modernised into gymnasiums, just like the fate suffered by many other old practices. The old-fashioned equipment of these wrestling enclosures, located within the Gujri, are discarded and sold to the flea market, which are being pushed to the periphery or disintegrating due to the push by real estate. In these markets, these discarded objects witness a gradual fall in status. From everyday items of utility, they are relegated to the position of urban waste in an ever-changing urban space and commercialisation.