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Bull Tamer Gored To Death At Jallikattu Event In Tamil Nadu
A 26-year-old bull tamer, who appeared unstoppable in taming nine bulls, succumbed after he was gored by a bull at the Jallikattu event in Palamedu in Madurai district on Monday, police said.
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Man Attacks Bulls With Stick During Jallikattu In Tamil Nadu, Arrested
Police have arrested a man for attacking bulls with a stick in Palamedu Jallikattu in Madurai district of Tamil Nadu, said V Baskaran, Madurai Superintendent of Police (SP) on Thursday.
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Those Below 21 Cannot Participate In Jallikattu: Top District Officer
Madurai District collector on Thursday directed that those below the age of 21 years will not be allowed to participate in Jallikattu to be held at Palamedu and Alanganallur.
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11 Injured In Palamedu Jallikattu
11 competitors were injured while engaged in Jallikattu on Monday in Palamedu, famous for the bull-taming sport.
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19-Year-Old Gored To Death During Jallikattu Festival In Madurai
A 19-year-old spectator was gored to death at Madurai in Tamil Nadu during Jallikattu or bull-taming festivities, in which scores of young men wrestle with bulls in a tradition to celebrate the harvest.
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6 Seriously Injured In Jallikattu Event
Six persons were seriously injured in the Jallikattu event held today at Palamedu village 25 km from here, one of the hubs for bull taming sport in the state, after a two year gap.
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Tradition Trumps Law As Tamil Nadu's Madurai Holds Jallikattu
Despite the Supreme Court's ban against Jallikattu, a bull taming sport, frenzy and excitement gripped locals at Palamedu in Tamil Nadu's Madurai district as bulls were let loose as a mark of protest. Police sources say that 40 people in Madurai have been taken into custody over the last two days of Pongal for violating the ban on Jallikattu.
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Several Jallikattu Supporters Detained In Tamil Nadu
Police today detained several people for trying to organise Jallikattu despite a ban on the sport in place. Several people were detained at Mudakathan, Alanganallur, Palamedu and Vilangudi in Madurai district, at Nallampatti in Dindigul district and Pottuchavadi inThanjavur district of Tamil Nadu.
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Jallikattu: Tamil Nadu Farmers Still Hopeful Despite Supreme Court's Stay On Sport
Tamil Nadu farmers haven't yet lost hope on Jallikattu - the traditional bull taming sport. At Palamedu, a bull tamer Kuruvi is training his animal for the action despite the Supreme Court's ban. Many of them feel an ordinance by the Centre will pave way for their "tradition" this Pongal season.
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Bull Tamer Gored To Death At Jallikattu Event In Tamil Nadu
A 26-year-old bull tamer, who appeared unstoppable in taming nine bulls, succumbed after he was gored by a bull at the Jallikattu event in Palamedu in Madurai district on Monday, police said.
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Man Attacks Bulls With Stick During Jallikattu In Tamil Nadu, Arrested
Police have arrested a man for attacking bulls with a stick in Palamedu Jallikattu in Madurai district of Tamil Nadu, said V Baskaran, Madurai Superintendent of Police (SP) on Thursday.
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Those Below 21 Cannot Participate In Jallikattu: Top District Officer
Madurai District collector on Thursday directed that those below the age of 21 years will not be allowed to participate in Jallikattu to be held at Palamedu and Alanganallur.
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11 Injured In Palamedu Jallikattu
11 competitors were injured while engaged in Jallikattu on Monday in Palamedu, famous for the bull-taming sport.
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19-Year-Old Gored To Death During Jallikattu Festival In Madurai
A 19-year-old spectator was gored to death at Madurai in Tamil Nadu during Jallikattu or bull-taming festivities, in which scores of young men wrestle with bulls in a tradition to celebrate the harvest.
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6 Seriously Injured In Jallikattu Event
Six persons were seriously injured in the Jallikattu event held today at Palamedu village 25 km from here, one of the hubs for bull taming sport in the state, after a two year gap.
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Tradition Trumps Law As Tamil Nadu's Madurai Holds Jallikattu
Despite the Supreme Court's ban against Jallikattu, a bull taming sport, frenzy and excitement gripped locals at Palamedu in Tamil Nadu's Madurai district as bulls were let loose as a mark of protest. Police sources say that 40 people in Madurai have been taken into custody over the last two days of Pongal for violating the ban on Jallikattu.
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Several Jallikattu Supporters Detained In Tamil Nadu
Police today detained several people for trying to organise Jallikattu despite a ban on the sport in place. Several people were detained at Mudakathan, Alanganallur, Palamedu and Vilangudi in Madurai district, at Nallampatti in Dindigul district and Pottuchavadi inThanjavur district of Tamil Nadu.
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Jallikattu: Tamil Nadu Farmers Still Hopeful Despite Supreme Court's Stay On Sport
Tamil Nadu farmers haven't yet lost hope on Jallikattu - the traditional bull taming sport. At Palamedu, a bull tamer Kuruvi is training his animal for the action despite the Supreme Court's ban. Many of them feel an ordinance by the Centre will pave way for their "tradition" this Pongal season.
