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No Jallikattu This Year As Supreme Court Rules Out Verdict Before Pongal
There is likely to be no Jallikattu this Pongal in Tamil Nadu, with the Supreme Court today saying that it will not be able to give verdict on allowing the bull taming sport by Saturday, when the harvest festival will be held.
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'Will Ensure Jallikattu Is Held,' Promises Chief Minister O Panneerselvam
Will Tamil Nadu break the law and hold Jallikattu - the banned bull-taming sport - this year during the Pongal festival which starts this week-end? That was how Chief Minister O Pannerselvam's statement on Wednesday was read as his party AIADMK increased pressure on the Central government to reintroduce the sport -- seen as a symbol of Tamil pride ...
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AIADMK General Secretary VK Sasikala Urges Centre To Review Decision On Pongal
AIADMK General Secretary VK Sasikala on Monday said the Centre's reported move to convert the holiday given for Pongal festival into restricted one from compulsory has come as a "big shock" and urged the Union government to review its decision.
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No Jallikattu This Year As Supreme Court Rules Out Verdict Before Pongal
There is likely to be no Jallikattu this Pongal in Tamil Nadu, with the Supreme Court today saying that it will not be able to give verdict on allowing the bull taming sport by Saturday, when the harvest festival will be held.
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'Will Ensure Jallikattu Is Held,' Promises Chief Minister O Panneerselvam
Will Tamil Nadu break the law and hold Jallikattu - the banned bull-taming sport - this year during the Pongal festival which starts this week-end? That was how Chief Minister O Pannerselvam's statement on Wednesday was read as his party AIADMK increased pressure on the Central government to reintroduce the sport -- seen as a symbol of Tamil pride ...
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AIADMK General Secretary VK Sasikala Urges Centre To Review Decision On Pongal
AIADMK General Secretary VK Sasikala on Monday said the Centre's reported move to convert the holiday given for Pongal festival into restricted one from compulsory has come as a "big shock" and urged the Union government to review its decision.
