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Caste, Religious Differences Were Created To Destroy Tamils' Unity: MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Wednesday said caste and religious differences were created "later" to destroy Tamils' unity and urged them to conduct cultural festivals like the traditional bull-taming sport jallikattu unitedly as Tamils.
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Tamil Nadu To Start IPL-Like Matches To Revolutionise Jallikattu Festival
Tamil Nadu is set to revolutionise the Jallikattu festival, the traditional bull-taming sport, by introducing cricket's famous Indian Premier League (IPL) like matches at a new state-of-the-art stadium in Madurai's Alanganallur.
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"Engraving In Gold In History": MK Stalin Praises Jallikattu Verdict
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Thursday praised the Supreme Court green signal to the bull-taming sport 'jallikattu,' saying it was a verdict worth "engraving in gold in the history" of the state.
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Jallikattu Upheld By Supreme Court: "Won't Disrupt Legislature's View"
The Supreme Court today upheld the Tamil Nadu government's law allowing 'Jallikattu' bull-taming sport in the state.
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On Requests Challenging Jallikattu, Supreme Court Verdict Today
The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce today its judgement on a batch of pleas challenging Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra laws allowing the traditional bull-taming sport 'Jallikattu' and bullock cart races.
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From Grass Rolls To Corn: Special "Diet Plan" For Jallikattu Bulls
Farm fresh grass rolls, a big bucket full of rice bran and husk of black and red gram with plenty of water! These are among the 'delicacies' that figure in the 'special diet plan' for bulls that are being trained for the bull-taming sport Jallikattu.
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Jallikattu Not A Blood Sport, Says Supreme Court On Pleas Against Bull-Taming
The Supreme Court said on Thursday notwithstanding the cruelty involved in "Jallikattu" it cannot be termed a blood sport as nobody is using any weapon and the blood may only be an incidental thing.
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Cop Injured As Tamil Nadu's Bull-Taming Sport Jallikattu Hikes Covid Fear
The popular bull-taming Jallikattu event entered its third and final day as it kicked off in Alanganallur area of Madurai in Tamil Nadu this morning amid concerns over animal cruelty as well as the pandemic.
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Tamil Nadu Allows Jallikattu With Strict Covid Precautions In Place
The Tamil Nadu government on Monday permitted the conduct of Jallikattu, a popular traditional bull-taming sport in the State, during the Pongal festival with stringent COVID-19 safety norms in place.
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Rahul Gandhi Calls Jallikattu "Lovely Experience" In Congress Flip-Flop
Congress's Rahul Gandhi celebrated Pongal in poll-bound Tamil Nadu today with a call to Tamil sentiments. "I have come here to give a message to those who think that they can run roughshod over Tamil people, can push aside Tamil language and Tamil culture," he said at an event of Jallikattu, the state's traditional bull taming sport.
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Jallikattu: As Pongal Approaches, Madurai Bull Trainers Gear Up
Jallikattu during Pongal: The popular bull-taming sport held during Pongal is approaching. Bull trainers in Madurai have started gearing up for Jallikattu. The process of registration for the bull fighting event begins10 days in advance, with medical check-up for both the bulls and Jallikattu cattle players. The Tamil Nadu government has given a se...
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Jallikattu Gets Green Light In Tamil Nadu, But With Restrictions
Tamil Nadu government has granted permission to hold traditional bull-taming sport Jallikattu with certain restrictions.
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Man Gored To Death At Bull-Taming Sport Jallikattu In Tamil Nadu
A 26-year-old man was gored to death today at a Jallikattu festival in Tamil Nadu's Madurai district. Police reports say the man was a bull tamer who died in the arena but other reports suggest he was only a bystander
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32 Injured In Bull-Taming Sport Jallikattu In Tamil Nadu's Madurai
Thirty-two people have been injured hours after Tamil Nadu's traditional bull-taming sport Jallikattu kicked off at Avaniyapuram in Madurai. Four of them with serious injuries have been shifted to Madurai Government Hospital, said officials.
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2 Men Watching Bull-Taming Festival Jallikattu Killed In Tamil Nadu
Two men werekilled at the bull-taming festival Jallikattu in Tamil Nadu's Pudukottai district on Sunday. A Ram and Sathish Kumar, both 35,were gored by bullswhile watching the sport and died of injuries.
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Caste, Religious Differences Were Created To Destroy Tamils' Unity: MK Stalin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Wednesday said caste and religious differences were created "later" to destroy Tamils' unity and urged them to conduct cultural festivals like the traditional bull-taming sport jallikattu unitedly as Tamils.
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Tamil Nadu To Start IPL-Like Matches To Revolutionise Jallikattu Festival
Tamil Nadu is set to revolutionise the Jallikattu festival, the traditional bull-taming sport, by introducing cricket's famous Indian Premier League (IPL) like matches at a new state-of-the-art stadium in Madurai's Alanganallur.
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"Engraving In Gold In History": MK Stalin Praises Jallikattu Verdict
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Thursday praised the Supreme Court green signal to the bull-taming sport 'jallikattu,' saying it was a verdict worth "engraving in gold in the history" of the state.
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Jallikattu Upheld By Supreme Court: "Won't Disrupt Legislature's View"
The Supreme Court today upheld the Tamil Nadu government's law allowing 'Jallikattu' bull-taming sport in the state.
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On Requests Challenging Jallikattu, Supreme Court Verdict Today
The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce today its judgement on a batch of pleas challenging Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra laws allowing the traditional bull-taming sport 'Jallikattu' and bullock cart races.
-
From Grass Rolls To Corn: Special "Diet Plan" For Jallikattu Bulls
Farm fresh grass rolls, a big bucket full of rice bran and husk of black and red gram with plenty of water! These are among the 'delicacies' that figure in the 'special diet plan' for bulls that are being trained for the bull-taming sport Jallikattu.
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Jallikattu Not A Blood Sport, Says Supreme Court On Pleas Against Bull-Taming
The Supreme Court said on Thursday notwithstanding the cruelty involved in "Jallikattu" it cannot be termed a blood sport as nobody is using any weapon and the blood may only be an incidental thing.
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Cop Injured As Tamil Nadu's Bull-Taming Sport Jallikattu Hikes Covid Fear
The popular bull-taming Jallikattu event entered its third and final day as it kicked off in Alanganallur area of Madurai in Tamil Nadu this morning amid concerns over animal cruelty as well as the pandemic.
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Tamil Nadu Allows Jallikattu With Strict Covid Precautions In Place
The Tamil Nadu government on Monday permitted the conduct of Jallikattu, a popular traditional bull-taming sport in the State, during the Pongal festival with stringent COVID-19 safety norms in place.
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Rahul Gandhi Calls Jallikattu "Lovely Experience" In Congress Flip-Flop
Congress's Rahul Gandhi celebrated Pongal in poll-bound Tamil Nadu today with a call to Tamil sentiments. "I have come here to give a message to those who think that they can run roughshod over Tamil people, can push aside Tamil language and Tamil culture," he said at an event of Jallikattu, the state's traditional bull taming sport.
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Jallikattu: As Pongal Approaches, Madurai Bull Trainers Gear Up
Jallikattu during Pongal: The popular bull-taming sport held during Pongal is approaching. Bull trainers in Madurai have started gearing up for Jallikattu. The process of registration for the bull fighting event begins10 days in advance, with medical check-up for both the bulls and Jallikattu cattle players. The Tamil Nadu government has given a se...
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Jallikattu Gets Green Light In Tamil Nadu, But With Restrictions
Tamil Nadu government has granted permission to hold traditional bull-taming sport Jallikattu with certain restrictions.
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Man Gored To Death At Bull-Taming Sport Jallikattu In Tamil Nadu
A 26-year-old man was gored to death today at a Jallikattu festival in Tamil Nadu's Madurai district. Police reports say the man was a bull tamer who died in the arena but other reports suggest he was only a bystander
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32 Injured In Bull-Taming Sport Jallikattu In Tamil Nadu's Madurai
Thirty-two people have been injured hours after Tamil Nadu's traditional bull-taming sport Jallikattu kicked off at Avaniyapuram in Madurai. Four of them with serious injuries have been shifted to Madurai Government Hospital, said officials.
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2 Men Watching Bull-Taming Festival Jallikattu Killed In Tamil Nadu
Two men werekilled at the bull-taming festival Jallikattu in Tamil Nadu's Pudukottai district on Sunday. A Ram and Sathish Kumar, both 35,were gored by bullswhile watching the sport and died of injuries.
