Torn Jeans

Days after banning the hijab, a college in Mumbai has issued a new dress code barring students from wearing "torn" jeans, t-shirts, and "revealing dresses" on its premises.

A Mumbai college, which has been in news for imposing a ban on hijab, has now also barred students from wearing torn jeans, T-shirts, "revealing" dresses and jerseys, or a dress that reveals religion or shows "cultural disparity".

The administration of Shree Jagannath Temple on Monday made the dress code mandatory for devotees wishing to enter the 12th-century shrine.

Kolkata-based AJC Bose College students described their principal's instruction to sign an affidavit with the declaration that they will not wear torn or artificially torn jeans to college as a diktat interfering with their freedom of expression.

Radharani temple in Barsana has issued an order that bars people wearing half-pants, bermuda shorts, and mini skirts from entering the temple.

Facing flak over his "ripped jeans" comment, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Tirath Singh Rawat on Friday said he apologises for the remark if it has hurt anybody.

When actor Kangana Ranaut called out modern-day achievers for wearing "torn American jeans and rags", a section of the Internet was quick to remind her that she, too, was guilty of doing the same.

Seventeen years ago, a little girl wanted to fix a pair of torn jeans with glue. She had the article of clothing, she had the glue, and all she needed to finish the job was an object to press against the tear once she was done sticking it.

The custody of an investment banker charged with helping Central Bureau of Investigation Special Director Rakesh Asthana allegedly secure a multi-crore bribe has been extended by five days.The accused, known to be a flamboyant man, had walked into court wearing torn jeans and a blue denim shirt.

We are nearly halfway through 2018 and there are always new entries for the 'Most outlandish clothing item' recognition. This time, both the entries happen to be jeans, at least that's what they claim to be. Introducing the 'extreme cut out jeans', the wild cousin of the socially-acceptable slightly-distressed denims.

Students up in arms against top South Mumbai college's complete ban on ripped jeans

Days after banning the hijab, a college in Mumbai has issued a new dress code barring students from wearing "torn" jeans, t-shirts, and "revealing dresses" on its premises.

A Mumbai college, which has been in news for imposing a ban on hijab, has now also barred students from wearing torn jeans, T-shirts, "revealing" dresses and jerseys, or a dress that reveals religion or shows "cultural disparity".

The administration of Shree Jagannath Temple on Monday made the dress code mandatory for devotees wishing to enter the 12th-century shrine.

Kolkata-based AJC Bose College students described their principal's instruction to sign an affidavit with the declaration that they will not wear torn or artificially torn jeans to college as a diktat interfering with their freedom of expression.

Radharani temple in Barsana has issued an order that bars people wearing half-pants, bermuda shorts, and mini skirts from entering the temple.

Facing flak over his "ripped jeans" comment, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Tirath Singh Rawat on Friday said he apologises for the remark if it has hurt anybody.

When actor Kangana Ranaut called out modern-day achievers for wearing "torn American jeans and rags", a section of the Internet was quick to remind her that she, too, was guilty of doing the same.

Seventeen years ago, a little girl wanted to fix a pair of torn jeans with glue. She had the article of clothing, she had the glue, and all she needed to finish the job was an object to press against the tear once she was done sticking it.

The custody of an investment banker charged with helping Central Bureau of Investigation Special Director Rakesh Asthana allegedly secure a multi-crore bribe has been extended by five days.The accused, known to be a flamboyant man, had walked into court wearing torn jeans and a blue denim shirt.

We are nearly halfway through 2018 and there are always new entries for the 'Most outlandish clothing item' recognition. This time, both the entries happen to be jeans, at least that's what they claim to be. Introducing the 'extreme cut out jeans', the wild cousin of the socially-acceptable slightly-distressed denims.

Students up in arms against top South Mumbai college's complete ban on ripped jeans