Madras Hc Prescribes Dress Code At Temples

[JANASENA]

THE HINDU

 

It will be dhoti or pyjama for men, sari, half sari or churidhar for women.

In a significant judgment, the Madras High Court Bench here on Tuesday prescribed a dress code for men, women and even children wanting to visit temples maintained by Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR and CE) Department across the State.

Justice S. Vaidyanathan ordered that from January 1 men should wear a “dhoti or pyjama with upper cloth or formal pants and shirts” to temples and women should wear “a sari or a half sari or churidhar with upper cloth.” Children could wear “any fully covered dress.”

He directed the HR and CE Commissioner to issue a circular to all temples under his jurisdiction to strictly adhere to the dress code.

However, temples where men were prohibited from wearing an upper cloth could continue the practice, he clarified.

The judge also said that his order should be followed as an interim measure till the State government takes a policy decision as expeditiously as possible to prescribe a similar dress code in order to enhance the spiritual ambience among devotees.

“The temples which are not coming within the purview of the Government shall enforce their own dress code… Police shall not allow devotees inside any Hindu Temple of Tamil Nadu who wear dresses other than the one prescribed,” the judge ordered.

Observing that the object of imposing dress code was to restrict devotees who visit temple in “improper clothing,” the judge said that all religions, including Christianity and Islam, prescribe a decent, neat and disciplined dress code for worshipping their respective Gods.

 

[micxas]

sCo_^Y Can we link this to Modi.. calling liberals  sCo_^Y

[ARYA]

evadi pythyam adidi

[SeemaLekka]

edi tirupathi lo kuda chesthunaru eppudu start chesaro teledu kani

[micxas]

edi tirupathi lo kuda chesthunaru eppudu start chesaro teledu kani

Jeans and formal pants allow cheyara ante..TPTY lo.. 

[dappusubhani]

idemo kaani, kerala lo aithe very strict. shirt less and konni temples lo aithe pancha tho ne lopaliki vellali.

[SeemaLekka]

Jeans and formal pants allow cheyara ante..TPTY lo.. 

no queue daggare dhoti/pancha  ammuthunaru i mean tirumala lo

[micxas]

 

THE HINDU

 

It will be dhoti or pyjama for men, sari, half sari or churidhar for women.

In a significant judgment, the Madras High Court Bench here on Tuesday prescribed a dress code for men, women and even children wanting to visit temples maintained by Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR and CE) Department across the State.

Justice S. Vaidyanathan ordered that from January 1 men should wear a “dhoti or pyjama with upper cloth or formal pants and shirts” to temples and women should wear “a sari or a half sari or churidhar with upper cloth.” Children could wear “any fully covered dress.”

He directed the HR and CE Commissioner to issue a circular to all temples under his jurisdiction to strictly adhere to the dress code.

However, temples where men were prohibited from wearing an upper cloth could continue the practice, he clarified.

The judge also said that his order should be followed as an interim measure till the State government takes a policy decision as expeditiously as possible to prescribe a similar dress code in order to enhance the spiritual ambience among devotees.

“The temples which are not coming within the purview of the Government shall enforce their own dress code… Police shall not allow devotees inside any Hindu Temple of Tamil Nadu who wear dresses other than the one prescribed,” the judge ordered.

Observing that the object of imposing dress code was to restrict devotees who visit temple in “improper clothing,” the judge said that all religions, including Christianity and Islam, prescribe a decent, neat and disciplined dress code for worshipping their respective Gods.

 

pyjama  ante formal shirts, pants, jeans raavu kada 

[micxas]

no queue daggare dhoti/pancha  ammuthunaru i mean tirumala lo

yeah I know tirumala ne... queue daggara panchelu ammuthunnara  :police:

[punyavathi]

THE HINDU


It will be dhoti or pyjama for men, sari, half sari or churidhar for women.
In a significant judgment, the Madras High Court Bench here on Tuesday prescribed a dress code for men, women and even children wanting to visit temples maintained by Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR and CE) Department across the State.
Justice S. Vaidyanathan ordered that from January 1 men should wear a “dhoti or pyjama with upper cloth or formal pants and shirts” to temples and women should wear “a sari or a half sari or churidhar with upper cloth.” Children could wear “any fully covered dress.”
He directed the HR and CE Commissioner to issue a circular to all temples under his jurisdiction to strictly adhere to the dress code.
However, temples where men were prohibited from wearing an upper cloth could continue the practice, he clarified.
The judge also said that his order should be followed as an interim measure till the State government takes a policy decision as expeditiously as possible to prescribe a similar dress code in order to enhance the spiritual ambience among devotees.
“The temples which are not coming within the purview of the Government shall enforce their own dress code… Police shall not allow devotees inside any Hindu Temple of Tamil Nadu who wear dresses other than the one prescribed,” the judge ordered.
Observing that the object of imposing dress code was to restrict devotees who visit temple in “improper clothing,” the judge said that all religions, including Christianity and Islam, prescribe a decent, neat and disciplined dress code for worshipping their respective Gods.

Good decision

[SeemaLekka]

yeah I know tirumala ne... queue daggara panchelu ammuthunnara  :police:

avnu pant paina aina chuttukovachu but compulsory i did the same

[micxas]

avnu pant paina aina chuttukovachu but compulsory i did the same

ante panche ni lungila chuttestara  :3D_Smiles_38:

[150bryant]

paddhathi marchipoina janaalaki..padhathi nerpisthunaru..

nothing wrong

[Rendu]

paddhathi marchipoina janaalaki..padhathi nerpisthunaru..
nothing wrong

+1

[kiladi bullodu]

Androlla kutra