The Kalaignar Centenary Jallikattu Arena, located in Keelakarai village, boasts a capacity for 5,000 spectators, with the Tamil Nadu government investing Rs 44 crore for construction across 66 acres. Jallikattu Arena, located in Keelakarai village, boasts a capacity for 5,000 spectators, with the Tamil Nadu government investing Rs 44 crore for construction across 66 acres., India News, Times Now
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin inaugurated a Jallikattu arena stadium in Madurai district, named after his father late M Karunanidhi. The stadium, built at a cost of Rs. 63 crore, is spread across 65 acres with a seating capacity of 5,000 spectators. It is the first of its kind in Tamil Nadu and includes facilities for the treatment of injured bulls and tamers. Jallikattu, a traditional bull taming festival, was temporarily banned in Tamil Nadu from 2014 to 2016 but was allowed again following protests and the enactment of new laws. | Latest News India
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