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Can Jallikattu Be A Protected 'Cultural Right'? Supreme Court To Decide
The Supreme Court today referred matters related to the bull-taming sport Jallikattu to a Constitution bench.
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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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Tamil Nadu Not Ready To Celebrate Pongal Without Jallikattu
Just 14 kilometres away from Madurai in Tamil Nadu, locals are preparing to defy the Jallikattu ban imposed by the Supreme Court. Though women do not watch Jallikattu, 30-year-old Shalini fiercely propagates it as part of Pongal festivities.
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In Tamil Nadu, Group Holds Mini-Jallikattu Defying Supreme Court Order
Members of the Naam Thamizhar Katchi, a pro-Tamil party organised a mini-Jallikattu in a forest area of Tamil Nadu's Cuddalore, defying the Supreme Court that has refused to lift the ban on the taming-of-the-bull festival.
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Will Ensure Jallikattu Is Held: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Panneerselvam
As demands from various quarters continued to pour in for holding Jallikattu, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister O Panneerselvam today reaffirmed the resolve of his government to conduct the bull taming sport, saying it will "not back off" on the matter.
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Respect Ban On Jallikattu By Supreme Court, Says Maneka Gandhi
Union Minister Maneka Gandhi, who has always opposed allowing the popular bull-taming sport 'Jallikattu', today said people should respect the ban on the sport by the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Revoke Ban On Bull Taming Sport Jallikattu
The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to revoke the ban on Jallikattu, the bull taming sport in Tamil Nadu. It dismissed petitions supporting conduct of the sport, which was effectively banned by the top court yesterday for this Pongal season that begins later this week.
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Can Jallikattu Be A Protected 'Cultural Right'? Supreme Court To Decide
The Supreme Court today referred matters related to the bull-taming sport Jallikattu to a Constitution bench.
-
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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Tamil Nadu Not Ready To Celebrate Pongal Without Jallikattu
Just 14 kilometres away from Madurai in Tamil Nadu, locals are preparing to defy the Jallikattu ban imposed by the Supreme Court. Though women do not watch Jallikattu, 30-year-old Shalini fiercely propagates it as part of Pongal festivities.
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In Tamil Nadu, Group Holds Mini-Jallikattu Defying Supreme Court Order
Members of the Naam Thamizhar Katchi, a pro-Tamil party organised a mini-Jallikattu in a forest area of Tamil Nadu's Cuddalore, defying the Supreme Court that has refused to lift the ban on the taming-of-the-bull festival.
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Will Ensure Jallikattu Is Held: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Panneerselvam
As demands from various quarters continued to pour in for holding Jallikattu, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister O Panneerselvam today reaffirmed the resolve of his government to conduct the bull taming sport, saying it will "not back off" on the matter.
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Respect Ban On Jallikattu By Supreme Court, Says Maneka Gandhi
Union Minister Maneka Gandhi, who has always opposed allowing the popular bull-taming sport 'Jallikattu', today said people should respect the ban on the sport by the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Revoke Ban On Bull Taming Sport Jallikattu
The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to revoke the ban on Jallikattu, the bull taming sport in Tamil Nadu. It dismissed petitions supporting conduct of the sport, which was effectively banned by the top court yesterday for this Pongal season that begins later this week.
