US EditionChief Minister presents gold rings, coins to bull tamers and owners at Alanganallur jallikattu
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Tamil Nadu: Elderly Man Killed, 27 Injured During Bull Race at Pongal Festival in Vellore
The incident occurred during Eruthuvittal Vizha, a traditional bull race held in connection with Pongal festivities, during which raging bulls charged through the arena amid a large crowd of spectators. According to officials, the deceased has been identified as Thilagar (65), a resident of Kattukanur village near Kannamangalam in Tiruvannamalai district. Tamil Nadu: Elderly Man Killed, 27 Injured During Bull Race at Pongal Festival in Vellore.
1 Killed, 27 Injured During Bull Race At Pongal Festival In Tamil Nadu
An elderly man lost his life, and at least 27 others sustained injuries during a bull race organised as part of Pongal festival celebrations at Govinda Reddipalayam village in Vellore district of...
Thrilling Alanganallur Jallikattu Concludes, Karthi Takes Top Honour After Taming 19 Bulls - News Today
The world-renowned Alanganallur Jallikattu, one of Tamil Nadu’s most iconic traditional bull-taming events, concluded with great fervour drawing thousands of spectators and competitors for the Pongal festival celebrations. The day-long competition, which began early in the morning yesterday under bright skies, saw over 1,000 bulls released into the Alanganallur arena and nearly 600 bull tamers taking part in multiple rounds of spirited sport. Th…
Stalin announces govt jobs for top Jallikattu tamers, veterinary centre for Alanganallur
Stalin announces govt jobs for top Jallikattu tamers, veterinary centre for Alanganallur Chennai, Jan 17 (IANS) Leading the world-famous Alanganallur Jallikattu celebrations, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin on Saturday announced two major initiatives aimed at strengthening the traditional sport and supporting its practitioners. He declared that outstanding Jallikattu sportspersons who tame the highest number of bulls will be given priorit…
On the occasion of Pongal festival, the world-famous Madurai Alanganallur Jallikattu started today and is going on in full swing. Around 1,000 bulls and 5,000 bullfighters are participating in the competition inaugurated by Minister Murthy. A tractor will be given to the owner of the best performing bull. The bulls that take the second place will be given a bike and the bullfighters will be given an e-scooter as a prize. Chief Minister M.K. Stal…
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