Earlier, women who crossed their twenties were expected to fill their wardrobes with salwar and dupattas. But today, “the more dresses a woman wears, the more modern she is!” my mother said pointing towards a red dress and stylish hair-cut.  

A member of the sanskari fashion police took to Twitter to criticise a group of women for going to a restaurant dressed in “micro-minis”. Mister Custodian-of-Indian-culture bragged in a series of tweets about how he left the following message of disapproval on the scribble board at a prominent Mumbai restaurant. https://twitter.com/mahesh10816/status/1014877421177266176 https://twitter.com/mahesh10816/status/1014878616411299840 https://twitter.com/mahesh10816/status/1014879657261322240 https://twitter.com/mahesh10816/status/1014880413083242496 Yet […]

According to the VC of Madhya Pradesh’s Bhoj Open University, Tariq Zafar, the NIFT doesn’t show decency in terms of women wearing proper clothes. He has advised the institute to issue a directive that will lead its women students to wear “decent” clothes.