Saturday, 28 January 2017

Agrarian celebrations like Jallikkattu and Kambala matter to India’s youth

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Agrarian celebrations like Jallikkattu and Kambala matter to India's youth
Ready to nurture and take advantage of this perceived sense of grievance and to use it to their advantage are politicians.
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Jallikattu is a cruel blood sport with no sporting chance to the bull: Ashis Nandy
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Jallikkattu protest wasn't a case of tradition vs modernity but transference of anger: Neshat Quaiser
Many initially portrayed Jallikkattu as a movement by the youth in favour of tradition but not all agree to that, according to noted sociologist Neshat Quaiser.
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Tradition vs the judiciary
​After protests in Tamil Nadu in favour of Jallikattu, people demanded resumption of traditional buffalo race​ in Karnataka called Kambala
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