As part of the annual festival of Sri Pidari Amman Temple in Thiruvarankulam near Pudukkottai in Tamil Nadu, a spectacular ...

The Jallikattu sport, which is believed to be more than 2,000 years old, is extremely popular in Tamil Nadu during the three-day Pongal harvest festival in January in which hundreds of bull ...

Villagers from Kallandhiri celebrated a traditional fishing festival, while Thiruvarankulam hosted an exhilarating Jallikattu ...

There’s nothing funny about the darkly symbolic tale Jallikattu, adapted from a short story by S. Hareesh, which builds dangerous primal instincts into a crescendo of violence, in imagery ...

Akhila, the treasured temple elephant, turned 23 with grand celebrations at Trichy's Jambukeswarar Temple, attracting throngs ...

Sixty-five persons were injured in jallikattu organised at Alambakkam village near Kallakudi, Muthupudaiyanpatti village near Manapparai in Tiruchi district and Keela Vegupatti village near Ponnamarav ...

The opening to Jallikattu both follows suit and plays like an absurd prequel, with an extended montage of dozens of villagers opening their eyes before daybreak, as if summoned by mysterious music ...

Tamil Nadu’s jallikattu may turn into the proverbial mud pot, unless a certain degree of restrictions, regulations and supervision is put in place now. The pride and popularity of jallikattu ...

Union of India (“2023 case”), passed a judgment allowing Jallikattu and its equivalents for two reasons: 1) Legislation backed promotion of tradition and culture: The State of Tamil Nadu enacted its ...

Did you known the term Jallikattu came from two different Tamil words 'Salli' and 'Kattu' which refers to gold or silver coins tied to the bulls' horn. Here are 10 interesting facts you must know ...

The Supreme Court said on Thursday notwithstanding the cruelty involved in "Jallikattu" it cannot be termed a blood sport as nobody is using any weapon and the blood may only be an incidental thing.