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Tamil Nadu Deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin flagged off the Palamedu Jallikattu with 1,000+ bulls and 500 tamers. Actor Soori attended, prizes included cars and tractors. Over 2,000 police managed crowds; 57 injured. Finale set at Alanganallur January 17

He was taken to the Bakaraopet police station, but the reason for this is still unclear.

These were mostly spectators and a bull owner who died at Jallikattu and Manjuvirattu events held across Tamil Nadu on Kaanum Pongal day

The popular bull taming sport marks the conclusion of the four-day Pongal harvest festival in Tamil Nadu

A tractor worth Rs 11 lakh is being offered as the first prize for the owner of the best-performing bull, while a car costing Rs 8 lakh will be awarded to the top player

Pritish Nandy was vocal against the cruelty of Jallikattu, where bulls are subjected to beatings and other harsh treatment.

Law enforcement officers were stationed in the village to ensure safety. During the initial phase of the occasion, 15 individuals sustained injuries.

Chief Minister MK Stalin had earlier announced that a world-class Jallikattu stadium with a seating capacity of more than 5,000 people would be constructed in this village at an estimated cost of Rs 44 crore.

Prasanna wrote to Tharamangalam police that the complaint was based on a video uploaded by the YouTuber a couple of days ago in which a bull, undergoing training for Jallikattu, was being force-fed a live rooster.

The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has moved the Supreme Court seeking review of its May 18 verdict upholding the validity of the amended laws of Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Karnataka which allowed bull-taming sport 'Jallikattu', bullock-cart races and buffalo racing sport 'Kambala'.

Jallikattu should serve as an abiding symbol of harmonious coexistence but not of confrontation between man and animal

"Jallikattu", also known "eruthazhuvuthal", is a bull-taming sport played in Tamil Nadu as part of the Pongal harvest festival.

Tamil Nadu Minister for Sports and Youth Welfare Udayanidhi Stalin flags off the Jallikattu event.

The festival was to be held on January 6 but was postponed by a couple of days due to some security reasons

Chennai: At least 25 persons were injured in a ‘Jallikattu’ competition held at Manganampatti village in Pudukottai district of Tamil Nadu on Thursday. Among the 25 people who were injured, 21 were treated at the venue itself as their injuries were not grave. Four persons with serious injuries were referred to the Pudukottai government hospital. […]

Addressing the media, the Jallikattu organisers said that the victim, Meenakshisundaram, was guiding his bull to the entrance of the event when the bull gored him on his thigh.

Amid loud whistles, applause and cheers at Avaniyapuram village in Madurai district, as many as 300 bulls were let out into the arena of bull tamers.

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Speaking at the event Palaniswami said it was the AIADMK government that brought back the sport after it was banned.