At a government medical college in Telangana, a notice board prominently displayed a dress code policy to be followed by the students during college hours. The circular, affixed near the reception area of the college, outlined strict attire regulations for students.
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According to the circular, students are prohibited from wearing jeans, t-shirts, casual clothing, shorts, one-piece dresses, slippers, and clogs during college hours. It goes on to specify that male students should adhere to a formal dress code, consisting of shirts and trousers along with black leather shoes. Female students are expected to wear kurtis and salwar kameez, with the mandatory addition of a dupatta. Notably, the circular enforces a ban on tights and sleeveless garments for female students.