Karnataka Dress Code

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  Supreme Court Refuses To List For Urgent Hearing PIL Seeking Common Dress Code In Educational Institutes

  A bench headed by Chief Justice N V Ramana was urged by lawyer Ashwini Upadhyay that his PIL be also listed for hearing like the batch of appeals filed against the Karnataka High Court verdict on the hijab row.

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  Hijab Row Not Controversy But Conspiracy, Alleges Kerala Governor

  Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan on Saturday termed the ongoing hijab row as a "conspiracy" and said it was not a question of choice but whether a person would follow the regulations, dress code of an institution or not.

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  Students Must Follow Educational Institutions' Dress Code: Minister Amid Hijab Row

  Amid the ongoing 'hijab' row in Karnataka, Union Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Pralhad Joshi has said that all students in the state must follow the dress code prescribed by the schools or administration.

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  "Conspiracy To Defame India's Inclusive Culture": Minority Affairs Minister On Hijab Row

  Amid the hijab row in Karnataka, Union Minority Affairs Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi on Wednesday said some people are giving "communal colour" to a decision on dress code and discipline of institutions as part of their "conspiracy to defame India".

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  Karnataka Minister's Message To Those "Unwilling To Follow Uniform Dress Code"

  Amid the raging row over wearing 'Hijab' in educational institutions in Karnataka, state Education Minister BC Nagesh on Sunday said students who are unwilling to adhere to the uniform dress code are at liberty to explore other options.

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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.

• Karnataka government revises its controversial order on dress code

  The Karnataka government has modified its 'decent dress code' order for its staff, requesting them to maintain its "dignity and decorum" in their attire.

• Dress decent, says Karnataka government to employees

  If you work for the Karnataka state government, you had better put some thought into what you decide to wear to work in the morning. Men must wear a shirt and trousers or a pjyama-kurta, while women must stick to saris or churidars, according to a circular sent out to all employees.

• Karnataka government to enforce dress code for its employees

  Karnataka government has announced enforcement of a dress code for its employees after some of them were found to wear clothes "that did not bring any repute" to the offices.

• Dress code for women bartenders in Bangalore soon

  Women employed in bars and restaurants in this tech city to serve liquor and food will soon have a dress code to ensure their safety and security, an official said late on Wednesday.

• Clubs in Karnataka may have to shed dress code

  Popular clubs in Karnataka may have to shed their dress code if the government agrees to turn into law the recommendation of a legislators' panel that all clubs should allow people "wearing decent clothes".

• Dropping kids to school? Not in your nightie, please

  Seven schools in Bangalore have had enough of the nightie. They've banned mummies from dropping off children in the morning in their nightwear.

• Tamil Nadu teachers asked to wear clothes that don't tempt students

  A controversial circular on dress code for school teachers by the school Education Department has led to murmurs among women teachers in Tamil Nadu. The circular asks teachers to come dressed "in a dignified way, in line with their noble profession and culture." It adds, their outfits "should not promote inequality and temptation among students". W...