Orissa The Shri Jagannath Temple administration of Puri on Monday banned the entry of devotees wearing shorts, torn jeans, skirts and sleeveless clothes. This information was given by the temple officials. The temple administration said that dress code has now been made mandatory in the premises. From the New Year, there has been a complete … Read more
Kanpur. Dress code has been implemented in the city’s most prestigious Radha Krishna temple ‘JK Temple’. The temple administration has requested the devotees to come to the temple or temple campus in modest clothes only. Half pants, torn jeans, Bermuda Wearing skirts, crop tops etc. is not allowed. Earlier, such advice has been given to … Read more
Dress Code For Temples: Are you planning to wear ripped jeans or a ‘see-through’ outfit while visiting a temple in Maharashtra? If the Maharashtra Temple Federation runs, you will not be allowed inside the temples and will be asked to dress appropriately and return or use a shawl or dupatta to cover yourself. The federation … Read more
Mathura. The dress code has also been implemented in the famous Radha Rani temple of Mathura’s Barsana. Now you can have darshan of the beloved only after wearing traditional clothes. Those who come wearing unlimited clothes will not be allowed to enter the temple. The temple management has pasted a board of such warning outside … Read more
of Uttarakhand Haridwar Dress code has been implemented for darshan in a temple. There is a ban on darshan in western clothes. The temple manager has implemented rules for darshan in Daksheshwar Mahadev temple. Posters have also been put up regarding this. What’s in the Dress Code? In the posters that have been put up … Read more
[ad_1] Patna. You would not be able to recognize most of the doctors and health workers in government hospitals. Very few people are seen doing duty in the dress code in hospitals. This causes a lot of trouble to the patients coming to the hospital and their relatives. People are not able to differentiate between … Read more
[ad_1] Aligarh. The Hindu Mahasabha has appealed to religious leaders and priests across the country to enforce the dress code in temples and places of worship, to ensure that there is no entry of Muslims in the holy places of Hindus. Ashok Kumar Pandey, National Spokesperson of Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha, while requesting the Dharmacharyas … Read more