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Opinion: Mahesh Sharma, Save Your Advice For How Indian Men Should Act
Respect for a woman does not depend on the length of her skirt.
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Every Indian Woman Will Be In A 'Burqa' If Mahesh Sharma Has His Way: Congress
Hitting out at Union Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma over his controversial comment that foreign female tourists must refrain from wearing skirts for their own safety, the Congress on Monday asserted that if he had his way, then every woman in the country right now would be wearing a burqa.
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'No Skirts': Have Daughters, Wouldn't Force Ban, Says Minister Mahesh Sharma
After controversially suggesting that foreigners visiting India should avoid wearing skirts or going out alone at night, Union Minister Mahesh Sharma clarified today that he was speaking in the context of religious places, and that he spoke out of "concern".
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Foreigners Wrap Dhotis Over Jeans, Skirts To Enter Tamil Nadu Temples
Foreign tourists visiting temples in Tamil Nadu are draping themselves in saris and dhotis to comply with the new dress code prescribed by the Madras High Court.
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Opinion: Mahesh Sharma, Save Your Advice For How Indian Men Should Act
Respect for a woman does not depend on the length of her skirt.
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Every Indian Woman Will Be In A 'Burqa' If Mahesh Sharma Has His Way: Congress
Hitting out at Union Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma over his controversial comment that foreign female tourists must refrain from wearing skirts for their own safety, the Congress on Monday asserted that if he had his way, then every woman in the country right now would be wearing a burqa.
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'No Skirts': Have Daughters, Wouldn't Force Ban, Says Minister Mahesh Sharma
After controversially suggesting that foreigners visiting India should avoid wearing skirts or going out alone at night, Union Minister Mahesh Sharma clarified today that he was speaking in the context of religious places, and that he spoke out of "concern".
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Foreigners Wrap Dhotis Over Jeans, Skirts To Enter Tamil Nadu Temples
Foreign tourists visiting temples in Tamil Nadu are draping themselves in saris and dhotis to comply with the new dress code prescribed by the Madras High Court.
