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"Save Jallikattu, Buffalo Race Kambala To Save Sanatana Dharma": BJP MP Tejasvi Surya
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya on Sunday asked political parties to unite to save the 'Sanatana Dharma', saying attempts are being made by "some forces with an agenda" to stop traditional games such as "Jallikattu" and "Kambala".
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Bengaluru Set To Host Maiden Buffalo Race 'Kambala' On Nov 25, 26
The stage is set for 'Kambala,' an exciting buffalo race on mud track from coastal Karnataka, happening for the first time in Bengaluru on November 25 and 26 at the Palace Grounds, organisers of the event said today.
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Watch: Traditional Buffalo Race Kambala Held In Karnataka
Kambala, a traditional buffalo race, was held at Moodabidri in Dakshina Kannada district on Saturday.
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From Running With Buffalo To Turning 'Usain Bolt': Srinivas Gowda's Story
From racing with buffaloes on the Karnataka coast to walking up the steps of the Vidhana Soudha in Bengaluru to meet the Chief Minister, Srinivas Gowda has come a long way very fast. The power of social media, combined with catchy headlines comparing him to Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt, has helped catapult Srinivas Gowda from the muddy Kambala fiel...
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Record-Setting Buffalo Racer Responds After Minister's Invite For Trials
A buffalo racer from Karnataka, who was called for trials by the Sports Ministry on Monday after setting a new record as the fastest runner in the history of the traditional sport, Kambala, has said he would need a month's time to attend the training sessions. The trial was arranged by Union Minister Kiren Rijiju at at the Sports Authority of India...
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Karnataka's Buffalo Racer Compared To Usain Bolt. What He Said
Srinivasa Gowda recently ran 142.5 meters in 13.62 seconds during the buffalo race Kambala in a paddy field in Mangalore's Kadri after which a video clip of his performance went viral leaving social media users in awe.
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Buffalo Race To Continue In Karnataka, Says Supreme Court
The annual buffalo race, Kambala, will continue in Karnataka for now, as the Supreme Court today refused to put it hold and said it will hear the matter in March. The Kambala festivities start in December and continue till March and coincide with Pongal celebrations which involve buffaloes racing along a muddy stretch, usually tied to a plough and ...
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea Against Kambala After 4 Weeks
The Supreme Court on Monday said it would hear after four weeks a plea of an animal rights' body challenging a bill to legalise traditional buffalo race 'Kambala' and bullock cart races in Karnataka.
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Decision On Kambala After President's Move On Bill, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today agreed to wait and see if the President gave his assent to a law allowing Kambala -- an annual buffalo race traditionally held in coastal Karnataka - before deciding on a plea to put it on hold this year.
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PETA Says It Has Photographic Proof of Cruelty During Kambala. Moves Supreme Court
Kambala, an annual Buffalo Race traditionally held along the coastal region of Karnataka, finds itself in the spotlight, yet again.
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"Save Jallikattu, Buffalo Race Kambala To Save Sanatana Dharma": BJP MP Tejasvi Surya
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya on Sunday asked political parties to unite to save the 'Sanatana Dharma', saying attempts are being made by "some forces with an agenda" to stop traditional games such as "Jallikattu" and "Kambala".
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Bengaluru Set To Host Maiden Buffalo Race 'Kambala' On Nov 25, 26
The stage is set for 'Kambala,' an exciting buffalo race on mud track from coastal Karnataka, happening for the first time in Bengaluru on November 25 and 26 at the Palace Grounds, organisers of the event said today.
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Watch: Traditional Buffalo Race Kambala Held In Karnataka
Kambala, a traditional buffalo race, was held at Moodabidri in Dakshina Kannada district on Saturday.
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From Running With Buffalo To Turning 'Usain Bolt': Srinivas Gowda's Story
From racing with buffaloes on the Karnataka coast to walking up the steps of the Vidhana Soudha in Bengaluru to meet the Chief Minister, Srinivas Gowda has come a long way very fast. The power of social media, combined with catchy headlines comparing him to Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt, has helped catapult Srinivas Gowda from the muddy Kambala fiel...
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Record-Setting Buffalo Racer Responds After Minister's Invite For Trials
A buffalo racer from Karnataka, who was called for trials by the Sports Ministry on Monday after setting a new record as the fastest runner in the history of the traditional sport, Kambala, has said he would need a month's time to attend the training sessions. The trial was arranged by Union Minister Kiren Rijiju at at the Sports Authority of India...
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Karnataka's Buffalo Racer Compared To Usain Bolt. What He Said
Srinivasa Gowda recently ran 142.5 meters in 13.62 seconds during the buffalo race Kambala in a paddy field in Mangalore's Kadri after which a video clip of his performance went viral leaving social media users in awe.
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Buffalo Race To Continue In Karnataka, Says Supreme Court
The annual buffalo race, Kambala, will continue in Karnataka for now, as the Supreme Court today refused to put it hold and said it will hear the matter in March. The Kambala festivities start in December and continue till March and coincide with Pongal celebrations which involve buffaloes racing along a muddy stretch, usually tied to a plough and ...
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea Against Kambala After 4 Weeks
The Supreme Court on Monday said it would hear after four weeks a plea of an animal rights' body challenging a bill to legalise traditional buffalo race 'Kambala' and bullock cart races in Karnataka.
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Decision On Kambala After President's Move On Bill, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today agreed to wait and see if the President gave his assent to a law allowing Kambala -- an annual buffalo race traditionally held in coastal Karnataka - before deciding on a plea to put it on hold this year.
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PETA Says It Has Photographic Proof of Cruelty During Kambala. Moves Supreme Court
Kambala, an annual Buffalo Race traditionally held along the coastal region of Karnataka, finds itself in the spotlight, yet again.
