Murgha Position __top__

: The buttocks are kept low, which is slightly less strenuous.

In South Asian culture, especially in India and Pakistan, the term (literally "chicken pose") is widely recognized. 🐓 murgha position

👉 Today, it’s more of a nostalgic joke among millennials and Gen Z — a reminder of simpler times when a "murgha" was enough to set things straight. : The buttocks are kept low, which is

It involves bending forward, locking your hands behind your neck, and having someone hold your ears from behind. Traditionally, it was used as a light-hearted, non-violent form of discipline in schools or at home — meant to correct posture and teach a lesson through mild physical humor. : The buttocks are kept low