JEANS DRESS CODE VIOLATION
Magnus Carlsen returns to Blitz worlds after FIDE allows jeans
World champion Magnus Carlsen returns to the World Blitz Chess Championship following FIDE's relaxation of their dress-code policy on jeans. Initially disqualified from the Rapid event for inappropriate attire, the new approach allows minor deviations in dress. Carlsen's participation is seen as a positive development for the sport and its fans.
It's in our jeans, club rules needn't apply
Magnus Carlsen, the 5-time World Chess Champion, left the World Rapid and Blitz Championship due to FIDE's outdated dress code, which prohibits jeans. Even as modern workplaces embrace casual attire, some establishments cling to old dress codes, highlighting anachronistic rules that do not reflect contemporary culture's evolving fashion norms.
Norwegian chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen quits a tournament in a dispute over jeans
Magnus Carlsen, the top-ranked chess player, exited the World Rapid and Blitz Chess Championships after refusing to change out of jeans despite the dress code violation. The International Chess Federation imposed a $200 fine and the request to change attire and move ahead in the game was not accepted by Carlsen.
Magnus Carlsen Walks Out of World Rapid and Blitz Championships Over Jeans Dispute
Magnus Carlsen, the world’s top chess player and a five-time World Rapid and seven-time World Blitz champion, has made headlines by walking away from the World Rapid and Blitz Chess Championships.
World rapid and blitz chess: Arjun Erigaisi in joint lead
Indian grandmaster Arjun Erigaisi stands as one of four co-leaders with seven points in the World Rapid and Blitz Championship, followed by a dress code disqualification and fine ($200) of defending champion Magnus Carlsen. Indian women players Koneru Humpy and D Harika also lead in their section with 6.5 points.
'Matter of principle': Chess great Magnus Carlsen defiant after FIDE dressing down over attire
Magnus Carlsen withdrew from the World Rapid and Blitz Chess Championships after FIDE barred him for wearing jeans, citing dress code regulations. FIDE fined him $200 and offered a chance to change, which Carlsen refused on principle, citing a lack of prior awareness about the jeans rule.
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Magnus Carlsen disqualified from top chess meet for violating dress code
Magnus Carlsen, a five-time world champion, was disqualified from the World Rapid and Blitz Chess Championship for refusing to change out of jeans. This violated FIDE’s dress code. Carlsen was fined USD 200 but declined to comply immediately. He later announced he would not participate in the Blitz section, expressing frustration with FIDE’s dress code policies.
Mizoram Govt employees to wear traditional attire every Wednesday to honor culture
The Mizoram government is encouraging residents, especially government employees, to wear traditional Mizo attire at least once a week, typically on Wednesdays, to promote their culture and traditions. This voluntary initiative aims to foster cultural pride and boost the production of ethnic clothing. Similar initiatives promoting traditional attire have also been implemented in Assam.
Iran says no charges against student who stripped to underwear
An Iranian student who removed her clothes at a Tehran university, sparking outrage from officials, has not been indicted. While authorities initially condemned the act as "immoral", they later stated she was under severe pressure and suffering from a mental disorder. The student was released to her family without charges.
Iran government labels female student who stripped in public as 'troubled'
An Iranian student removed her clothes at Tehran's Islamic Azad University. The government called her a "troubled individual" and sent her to a treatment center. Social media saw it as a protest against Iran's strict dress codes. This incident follows widespread protests in 2022 after Mahsa Amini died in custody for allegedly violating hijab rules.
Iranian university student strips in protest against strict hijab law amid ongoing protests
A young woman at an Iranian university stripped to her underwear in protest against the country’s strict Islamic dress code. The incident, captured on video, has sparked debate on social media. While university officials claim she was under mental distress, some believe it was a deliberate act of defiance. The woman’s fate remains uncertain, with reports suggesting she may be transferred to a mental hospital.
Sean Diddy Combs' checklist for women at his ‘Freak Off’ sex parties: From weight restrictions to dress length
Sean Diddy Combs row: Sean Diddy Combs, who is facing a series of federal charges, had a particular checklist for women who attended his 'Freak Off' sex parties. A party planner who worked with Sean Diddy Combs revealed she carried a scale in her car to check the weight of the women. Sean Diddy Combs is behind the bar and has been accused of sexual assault, violence, exploitation, sex racketeering and other federal crimes.
Is T-shirt formal or casual? Do ministers have dress code? Madras High Court to decide upon Udhayanidhi Stalin's attire
Madras High Court to rule on whether a dress code applies to ministers in Tamil Nadu, following a PIL challenging deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin's routine of wearing party-symbol T-shirts during official duties. The court seeks clarification on whether a T-shirt is formal or casual attire for a state minister.
SC to hear plea of students against Bombay HC verdict upholding ban on hijab, burqa in college
The Supreme Court will hear on August 9 a plea against the Bombay High Court's decision allowing a Mumbai college to ban hijab, burqa, and naqab. The plea cites difficulties faced by students from minority communities due to the dress code, especially with unit tests approaching. The Bombay High Court had earlier upheld the college's dress code, stating it aimed to maintain discipline and was within the institution's rights. Lawyer Abiha Zaidi, representing the petitioners, requested an urgent hearing, which Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud confirmed has been scheduled.
No jeans or T-shirts: Sena MLA seeks action against Mumbai college for imposing dress code; dubs it 'Talibani fatwa'
Shiv Sena MLA Pratap Sarnaik criticized a Mumbai college for its dress code banning jeans, T-shirts, and revealing outfits, labeling it a "Talibani fatwa." The college, N G Acharya and D K Marathe, issued the notice after previously imposing a dress code that was challenged in court. Sarnaik called for action against the college authorities.
After hijab ban, Mumbai college bars students from wearing T-shirts, torn jeans
The directive came after the Bombay High Court on June 26 refused to interfere in a decision taken by the college to impose a ban on hijab, burka and naqab on its premises, observing that such rules do not violate students' fundamental rights.
Bombay HC dismisses students' plea challenging hijab ban by Mumbai college
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday dismissed the plea filed by women students challenging the ban on wearing hijab, niqab, burkha, stole, cap, etc., on campus by a Mumbai college.
Best Cargo jeans for men for effortlessly styled look
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Planning to visit Jagannath Puri temple? Take note of these strict new rules before going
The administration of Shree Jagannath Temple in Puri has introduced a dress code for devotees and banned the use of gutkha, pan, plastic, and polythene within the temple premises. Male devotees are now wearing dhotis and towels, while women are clad in sarees or salwar kameez. Violators are being fined to maintain the sanctity of the temple. Despite the restrictions, a large number of devotees have visited the temple on New Year's day.
Karnataka changes dress code for competitive exams: Here's what's allowed, what's not
The KEA has revised its dress code for candidates appearing in competitive exams, allowing women to wear their mangalsutras and toe rings. The changes come after a controversy arose when a woman candidate was asked to remove her jewellery during an exam. The new guidelines prohibit full-sleeve shirts, kurta-pyjamas, jeans, and certain types of footwear.
Karnataka Examination Authority restricts all forms of head cover in recruitment exams; allows mangalasutra
The KEA has also issued a list of prohibited items, which include electronic devices, mobile phones, pen drives, earphones, microphones, bluetooth devices and wristwatches. The candidates will not be allowed to use them inside the examination centres.
After ending work from home, TCS now asks employees to follow dress code
India's largest IT services company, TCS, has asked employees to follow a proper dress code as they return to the office. Approximately 70 per cent of TCS's workforce has already transitioned back to office-based work. TCS's Chief Human Resources Officer emphasized the importance of integrating the new workforce with the existing TCS community.
Jagannath Puri Temple to bar devotees wearing 'indecent' clothes
The Shree Jagannath Temple Administration (SJTA) has announced the implementation of a dress code for devotees starting January 1, 2024. Devotees wearing indecent attire such as ripped jeans, sleeveless t-shirts, and other inappropriate clothing will not be allowed to enter the temple in Puri. The aim is to preserve the sanctity of the temple and create a more reverent atmosphere for devotees to offer their prayers.
No sleeveless dresses, half-pants: Dress code for devotees soon at Jagannath temple in Puri
"It is our responsibility to maintain the dignity and sanctity of the temple. Unfortunately, some people have been found visiting the temple without caring about the religious sentiments of others," said Shree Jagannath Temple Administration chief Ranjan Kumar Das.
Is China imposing a national dress code?
How the National People's Congress' Standing Committee that is seeking the ban intends to identify clothes 'detrimental to the spirit of the Chinese nation' is yet to be elaborated.
Kolkata's AJC Bose college bans 'indecent dresses' like torn jeans, asks students to sign affidavit
Kolkata's Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose College has implemented a strict dress code for first-year students, requiring them to sign an affidavit promising not to wear torn/artificial torn jeans or indecent clothes inside the campus. While some students disagree with the decision, others argue that dress codes are common in colleges.
Months after nationwide arrests, Iran's 'morality police' returns with stricter Hijab rules
The morality police would "issue warnings and then introduce to the judicial system people who unfortunately insist on their norm-breaking behaviour without concern for the consequences of their covering that is outside of the norm", Al Jazeera quoted Montazeralmahdi as saying citing state media.
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Assam government prescribes dress code for teachers
"Since a teacher is expected to be an example of all sorts of decency especially while discharging their duties, it has become necessary to follow a dress code that should reflect a sense of decorum, decency, professionalism and seriousness of purpose at the workplace.”
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