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Kerala's Celebrity Elephant Banned From Event, Owners Threaten To Boycott
A large cultural festival in Kerala featuring elephants is in the midst of "jumbo" controversy. Thrissur Pooram, held annually at Vadakkunnathan Temple, has a celebrity elephant at the centre of the festivities.
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Blog: At Thrissur Pooram, Stones, Bottles Thrown At Journalists Like Me
I could hear menacing slogans of "Go back, media" several times. Loud and clear. There were also specific chants made against a few regional channels.
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Elephants Keep Up Thrissur Pooram Tradition, Black Paint Masking Injuries
A famous festival in Kerala's Vadakkunnathan Temple in Thrissur saw lakhs of people participating in the pomp and show on Sunday, prepping for a show of fireworks, days after over 100 people were killed in a fire 200 km away in Kollam.
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Vadakkunnathan temple for UNESCO's World Heritage Sites
Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has recently recommended 14 sites, including temples and palaces, from Kerala to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESO) to include in its list of World Heritage Sites.
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Kerala's Celebrity Elephant Banned From Event, Owners Threaten To Boycott
A large cultural festival in Kerala featuring elephants is in the midst of "jumbo" controversy. Thrissur Pooram, held annually at Vadakkunnathan Temple, has a celebrity elephant at the centre of the festivities.
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Blog: At Thrissur Pooram, Stones, Bottles Thrown At Journalists Like Me
I could hear menacing slogans of "Go back, media" several times. Loud and clear. There were also specific chants made against a few regional channels.
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Elephants Keep Up Thrissur Pooram Tradition, Black Paint Masking Injuries
A famous festival in Kerala's Vadakkunnathan Temple in Thrissur saw lakhs of people participating in the pomp and show on Sunday, prepping for a show of fireworks, days after over 100 people were killed in a fire 200 km away in Kollam.
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Vadakkunnathan temple for UNESCO's World Heritage Sites
Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has recently recommended 14 sites, including temples and palaces, from Kerala to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESO) to include in its list of World Heritage Sites.
