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- - - - 1991
        Ministry of Environment and Forests
        notification
        list of animals that cannot be trained for performing- tiger, elephant, bear
        
        2009
        Tamil Nadu Regulation of Jallikattu
        (anything that caused this?)
        
        2011
        Central notification
        Bull added to list of prohibited performing animals
        
        conflict between centre and state laws.
        bring up state and central list
        
        2011-2014
        several legal events- Madras high court, Bombay high court and SC
        
        2014 SC judgement
        
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        May 16 2016
  - - - What's jallikattu? :check:
        
        Link Title
        
        Jallikaatu refers to the bull taming event annually celebrated in Tamil Nadu as a part of Pongal celebrations in the month of January
        
        I've heard of that. :check:
        
        It is claimed that jallikattu has been practiced for over 2500 years
        
        Although it appears to have become more cruel in recent times due to betting and increased pressure on bulls to win
        
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        http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/tp-tamilnadu/Bull-chasing-an-ancient-Tamil-tradition/article15144245.ece
        
        Basically Indian bull fighting? :check:
        
        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jallikattu
        
        Sounds interesting :check:
        
        The issue revolves around the fact that jallikattu is deemed cruel to animals #
        
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      - This is a case of legal tussle between the state, centre, judiciary and the people.
  - - - What's PCA?
        
        Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
      - and in 1991, MoEF performing animals
    - - teasing?
    - - bare hands
        
        not to hurt, but control- so not cruel
        
        making the bull aggressive seems cruel
        
        in the end- opportunity to respond
        
        bans are absolute. Doesn't work. Can we regulate it better?
        
        traditions evolve all the time. We can't let go of it completely, but how can we make it better?
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        A 2007 study documented that in the past one year, the percentage of those MSM and Hijras who reported:
        forced sex is 46%;
        physical abuse is 44%;
        verbal abuse is 56%;
        blackmail for money is 31%;
        and threat to life is 24%.
        You can read more here: https://thewire.in/35978/over-two-years-after-landmark-judgment-transgender-people-are-still-struggling/
        
        Is the government doing anything about it? :check:
        
        In 2012, a PIL was filed by National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) urging the court to give separate identity to transgenders by recognising them as third category of gender.
        
        What happened next? :check:
        
        In April 2014, Supreme Court created the 'third gender' for transgender people.
        Read full judgement here: http://supremecourtofindia.nic.in/outtoday/wc40012.pdf
        
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        What's a PIL :check:
        
        PIL, or Public Interest Litigation is a tool that gives the public direct access to the country's judiciary. It can be introduced in a court by anybody, not necessarily the victim.
        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_interest_litigation_in_India
        
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      - Wait, who are transgenders? :check:
        
        Transgender people are people who have a gender identity or gender expression that differs from their assigned sex.
        
        In contemporary usage, transgender has become an ‘umbrella’ term that is used to describe a wide range of identities and experiences, including transsexual people; male and female cross-dressers (sometimes referred to as ‘transvestites,’ ‘drag queens’ or ‘drag kings’); inter-sexed individuals; and any person whose appearance or characteristics are perceived to be gender atypical.
        
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        video prototype
        
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- - - - In April 2014, Supreme Court created the 'third gender' for transgender people.
        Read full judgement here: http://supremecourtofindia.nic.in/outtoday/wc40012.pdf
        
        The judgement also urged the centre to devise social welfare schemes for third gender community
        
        in December 2014, a private member Trichy Siva introduces a bill to Rajya Sabha - The Rights of Transgender Persons Bill, 2014
        
        The Bill was passed unanimously (by everybody) by the Rajya Sabha.
        This is the first time in 45 years that a Private member's bill was passed in parliament.
        April 2015
        
        In june 2016, the bill was introduced in Lok Sabha for a discussion, which was declared inconclusive and postponed .
        Aug 5 2016
        
        Government introduced similar bill.
        Ministry of social Justice and Empowerment:
        redrafted the bill, diluting many clauses, stating practical issues:
        Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Bill
        comparative table
        source
        https://thewire.in/56299/failures-of-the-new-transgender-bill/
        2 Aug 2016
        
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- - - - What's jallikattu? :check:
        
        Link Title
        
        Jallikaatu refers to the bull taming event annually celebrated in Tamil Nadu as a part of Pongal celebrations in the month of January
        
        I've heard of that. :check:
        
        It is claimed that jallikattu has been practiced for over 2500 years
        
        Although it appears to have become more cruel in recent times due to betting and increased pressure on bulls to win
        
        In what ways is it cruel? :check:
        
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        I agree. What's the government's take on it? #
        
        Basically Indian bull fighting? :check:
        
        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jallikattu
      - Sounds interesting :check:
        
        The issue revolves around the fact that jallikattu is deemed cruel to animals #
        
        [SORT OF SUMMARISES THE OTHER BRANCH]