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"No Skirt, Torn Jeans": Vrindavan Temple Urges Visitors To Dress Modestly
Vrindavan's Thakur Bankebihari Temple has appealed to the visitors to "dress modestly" and refrain from wearing "indecent clothes" while on the temple premises.
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32 Women, Allegedly Forced Into Obscene Acts, Rescued From Bengaluru Pub
Thirty two women were rescued from a pub in Bengaluru's Indiranagar on Tuesday after police raided conducted a raid. Six people were arrested.
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Saudi Reporter Probed For "Indecent Clothes", Leaves Country Amid Outrage
Saudi authorities have launched a probe after a female TV presenter wore "indecent" clothes while reporting on the end of a decades-long woman driving ban, triggering outrage on social media.
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Chris Gayle Facing Expulsion From Big Bash Over New Claim of Indecent Exposure
Following Chris Gayle's on-air flirtations with Channel TEN reporter Mel McLaughlin, a woman "who requested anonymity" had claimed the West Indies batting star had indecently exposed himself to her in a dressing room at the Sydney Cricket Ground during the World Cup.
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Hundreds of Lawyers Back Morocco Women Tried Over Dresses
Hundreds of lawyers have registered to defend two women who went on trial in Morocco on Monday accused of "gross indecency" for wearing dresses considered provocative, an activist said.
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Hundreds of Lawyers Back Morocco Women Tried Over Dresses
Hundreds of lawyers have registered to defend two women who went on trial in Morocco on Monday accused of "gross indecency" for wearing dresses considered provocative, an activist said.
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No jeans at work, Haryana govt department warns women
Directing its field staff to wear "decent" clothes to work, the women and child department (WCD) department in Haryana has asked them to desist from wearing jeans and T-shirts to work. The controversial order has virtually termed jeans and T-shirts as 'indecent' clothing. Its subject line read: "To wear decent clothes in office."
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"No Skirt, Torn Jeans": Vrindavan Temple Urges Visitors To Dress Modestly
Vrindavan's Thakur Bankebihari Temple has appealed to the visitors to "dress modestly" and refrain from wearing "indecent clothes" while on the temple premises.
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32 Women, Allegedly Forced Into Obscene Acts, Rescued From Bengaluru Pub
Thirty two women were rescued from a pub in Bengaluru's Indiranagar on Tuesday after police raided conducted a raid. Six people were arrested.
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Saudi Reporter Probed For "Indecent Clothes", Leaves Country Amid Outrage
Saudi authorities have launched a probe after a female TV presenter wore "indecent" clothes while reporting on the end of a decades-long woman driving ban, triggering outrage on social media.
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Chris Gayle Facing Expulsion From Big Bash Over New Claim of Indecent Exposure
Following Chris Gayle's on-air flirtations with Channel TEN reporter Mel McLaughlin, a woman "who requested anonymity" had claimed the West Indies batting star had indecently exposed himself to her in a dressing room at the Sydney Cricket Ground during the World Cup.
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Hundreds of Lawyers Back Morocco Women Tried Over Dresses
Hundreds of lawyers have registered to defend two women who went on trial in Morocco on Monday accused of "gross indecency" for wearing dresses considered provocative, an activist said.
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Hundreds of Lawyers Back Morocco Women Tried Over Dresses
Hundreds of lawyers have registered to defend two women who went on trial in Morocco on Monday accused of "gross indecency" for wearing dresses considered provocative, an activist said.
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No jeans at work, Haryana govt department warns women
Directing its field staff to wear "decent" clothes to work, the women and child department (WCD) department in Haryana has asked them to desist from wearing jeans and T-shirts to work. The controversial order has virtually termed jeans and T-shirts as 'indecent' clothing. Its subject line read: "To wear decent clothes in office."
