Is there any Indian traffic rules driving learning game?

Yes, Get behind the wheel of your Honda Civic ;and start driving down the streets of New Dehli. You learn quite quickly on the road how to survive traveling and if you don't learn soon, your car will be in the recycle junk yard and you either in the hospital and or cremated and ready to restart your next Hinduic life.

Indian Traffic Rules

It is very well possible. One city at a time. I think it has started in many parts of India with the development of the new highways that require tolls. But any such major change must start from the top management/govt. May be they can begin from major metropolitan areas and then go on to smaller cities. 1. Better salaries for the traffic police so they aren't tempted to take bribe from traffic violators. 2. Better roads, better pedestrian walkways for the safety of drivers and public. Building better roads and designated pedestrian walkways would help tremendously. Govt. should spend tax money to renovate existing roads and building new infrastructure. 3. The punishments/fines should be logical and should be executed no matter what. Involve court if need be in case a violator wants to take the issue to the court. 4. The petrol/gas/fuel prices should be reduced because I’ve seen people driving wrong way to save fuel. 5. Required driving exams for licenses for different classes of vehicles. I am not sure whether there is something similar to the department of motor vehicles. I think there is definitely one that issues the drivers licenses. These people should come up with good written tests, and practical/behind the wheel exams that the motorists or drivers must take in order to get/renew their licenses. 6. Establish a minimum age for driving for different classes of vehicles. 7. Stricter rules for drivers and pedestrians (they shouldn’t be allowed to cross roads just anywhere but only at designated crossings) 8. There should be very strict rules for drivers who drive under the influence of alcohol. I have seen drivers getting away with murders when they ran over some pedestrian walking on the side of the road. These are just some points to start with. There’s much more that can be done. The rules and regulations in other countries throughout the world should be taken into consideration to see which rules have worked so far and which rules haven’t. Learning from others' mistakes and not making the same ones would save a lot of time and energy. This would be a good place to begin.