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Only Dhoti, Salwar, Saree: Dress Code To Visit This Karnataka Temple
A rigid dress code banning jeans pant, trousers and Bermuda shorts has been put in place at the Mahabaleshwar Temple in Gokarna, a popular pilgrimage centre, by its administration.
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Ready to Lift Dhoti Ban at Tamil Nadu Cricket Association Club: N Srinivasan
N Srinivasan, the president of the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association Club, has said he is ready to lift the ban on dhotis at the club after Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa called the ban "sartorial despostism" and "a mockery of Tamil culture."
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Furious at Dhoti Ban in Clubs, Jayalalithaa Threatens to Cancel Licences
The Dhoti ban is now a saga of epic proportions, with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa declaring war on clubs that refuse entry to people wearing the traditional garment.
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Dhotis Banned to Prevent 'Wardrobe Malfunction,' Says Chennai Club Under Fire
The Tamil Nadu Cricket Association Club in Chennai, which has been pilloried for refusing entry to a Madras High Court Judge in a dhoti, will re-examine its dress code.
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Only Dhoti, Salwar, Saree: Dress Code To Visit This Karnataka Temple
A rigid dress code banning jeans pant, trousers and Bermuda shorts has been put in place at the Mahabaleshwar Temple in Gokarna, a popular pilgrimage centre, by its administration.
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Ready to Lift Dhoti Ban at Tamil Nadu Cricket Association Club: N Srinivasan
N Srinivasan, the president of the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association Club, has said he is ready to lift the ban on dhotis at the club after Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa called the ban "sartorial despostism" and "a mockery of Tamil culture."
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Furious at Dhoti Ban in Clubs, Jayalalithaa Threatens to Cancel Licences
The Dhoti ban is now a saga of epic proportions, with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa declaring war on clubs that refuse entry to people wearing the traditional garment.
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Dhotis Banned to Prevent 'Wardrobe Malfunction,' Says Chennai Club Under Fire
The Tamil Nadu Cricket Association Club in Chennai, which has been pilloried for refusing entry to a Madras High Court Judge in a dhoti, will re-examine its dress code.
