Bullish about Jallikattu
Jan 16, 2012
Jallikattu, the adrenaline-pumping, dangerous sport of 'taming' bulls is held in Tamil Nadu annually during the Pongal festival. Young men put themselves at great risk as they try to subdue the bull. Today, a score of contestants were injured. Images from Palamedu, Avaniyapuram and Tiruchi. Compiled by N. Kesavan
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