The Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati Temple Trust (SSGTT) revealed that the dress code mandates visitors to wear “decent clothing,” with an emphasis on Indian attire. The directive specifically ...

The temple trust said that the dress code was made after several complaints were received over inappropriate clothing, which caused discomfort to other devotees visiting the Siddhivinayak temple.

The renowned Siddhivinayak Temple in Mumbai has announced a new dress code, urging devotees to wear modest, body-covering clothing while visiting the holy site. According to the Shree ...

devotees wearing revealing or inappropriate attire will not be allowed to enter the temple situated in the Prabhadevi area, the SSGTT said. The Trust said the dress code decision followed several ...

Devotees wearing short skirts or revealing clothes will not be allowed in the famous Siddhivinayak temple ... the dress code decision followed several complaints regarding inappropriate clothing ...

or clothing that exposes body parts will not be permitted. The trust has urged devotees to dress in a manner consistent with Indian cultural values to uphold the temple's spiritual atmosphere.

Mumbai’s most visited Hindu temple, has banned devotees from wearing certain attire, including ripped denim clothing, to the shrine. The dress code was announced at a press conference held by ...

Driving home the convention of dressing modestly when entering the temple premises, the temple’s administration on Tuesday announced new guidelines regarding dress code and environmental practices.

Devotees wearing short skirts or revealing clothes will not be allowed in the famous Siddhivinayak temple ... the dress code decision followed several complaints regarding inappropriate clothing ...

The rule prohibits torn jeans, short skirts, and any clothing that exposes body parts. The temple trust clarified that the dress code is not meant to restrict personal choices but to maintain decorum ...

Mumbai’s most visited Hindu temple at Prabhadevi, has announced a dress code, which bars devotees from wearing certain attire, including ripped denim clothing and bermudas. This is not the first ...