The sport’s roots date back to over 2,000 years, with the term “Jallikattu” derived from the words "jalli" (gold and silver coins) and "kattu" (tied).

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The much-anticipated Jallikattu festival started on Tuesday, January 14, in Madurai, Tamil Nadu. The world-famous festival features 1,100 bulls and 900 bull-tamers in Avaniyapuram village. As part of ...

The Jallikattu events of Madurai, particularly those in Alanganallur, are internationally recognised as a vibrant celebration of Tamil heritage and rural valour The Tribune, now published from ...

The history of Jallikattu dates back to 400-100 BCE, when the Ayars, an ethnic group in India, played it. The name is coined from two words: Jalli (silver and gold coins) and Kattu (tied).

The history of Jallikattu dates back to 400-100 BCE, when the Ayars, an ethnic group in India, played it. The name is coined from two words: Jalli (silver and gold coins) and Kattu (tied).

The name is coined from two words: Jalli (silver and gold coins) and Kattu (tied). (Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.) ...

Madurai's annual three-day Jallikattu event began on Tuesday. Avaniyapuram hosted the first day with 1,100 bulls and 900 bull-tamers. Winners will receive valuable prizes such as a tractor and a car.

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The term "Jallikattu" derives from two Tamil words: "Jalli," meaning silver or gold coins, and "Kattu," meaning tied. In this daring competition, a bull is released among a crowd, and participants aim ...