So what is the question? you have vented out your grievances but have not come out with any question seeking relief..

If the dress code is applicable it becomes one's duty to adhere to said police of the administration, why agitate over the simple issues and stand losing the benefits out of joining the course due to some adjustable issues.

You are not going to lose anything if you adjust yourself to the prevailing circumstance.

If you want to fight it out legally you may sometimes stand losing the time, money and energy hence better not to protest instead avail the better facilities available in the college.

1) the dress code by hospital is ridiculous

2)wearing of kurta pyjamas cannot be banned

3) lodge written complaint with the dean of college and send copy to national commission of women

4) also complain to Apollo hospital that institute affiliated to it refuses to permit wearing of traditional attire in hospital and request it to intervene

1. In the rules there is no mention of a ban on kurta pyjama. So you should be allowed to wear what the rules do not disallow.

2. You have two options-either to accede to the demand of the institute, or to challenge in a court of law the refusal of the hospital authorities to allow you to join. Before going to court you may issue a lawyer's notice to the institute.

1. What is your query please? What to you want to do now?

2. Whatever you do, you shall have to approach the Court of law with your arguments,

3. Dress Code or dressing appropriately depends on perception of appropriateness,

4, Wearing Kurta Pajama by a Doctor in a hospital as his dress may not be accepted as natural as per general perception of the judges,

5. So, you may not get favourable result from the Court on this account.

Hi

if the sheet given to you does not include the traditional Indian wear , the action from the hospital is wrong.

You should try to talk to the management and end this issue as it is your study and future.

If in case you want to fight it out in the ocurt you should move to high court with a writ petition challenging the act of the institution.

Hello,

1) The question is whether you are bound to wear a particular kind of dress or adhere to the dress code prescribed by the institute you have enrolled in. You can conform and join the hospital or refuse to join because you don't want to conform to the dress code.

2) There's nothing illegal about the hospital insisting on a dress code as it is just a matter of discipline, uniformity and good business sense. However if you think you are being singled out because of your dress, demand to meet someone on authority in the institute to find out if the dress that you wear is acceptable.

3) Unfortunately there's no legal remedy to the situation you have presented

1) you should lodge complaint with national commission of women

2) raise issue in the social media about the ridiculous dress code

3) you can issue legal notice to the institute if you so desire

If you feel aggrieved due to the rules by the college nobody will stop you from issuing a legal notice to the authorities but always make sure that you are fighting against any organisation which is well within the the rules and shall hold its stand right before the court of law. The court will also look at the larger interest than to go by an individual's adamant designs. Now you analyse the chances of success.

1. No precedents are required.

2. Engage a lawyer to send the legal notice.

3. You have a good case on merits

1. No. No such case has been known to be recorded in Law Journals,

2. It is not mandatory to hire a lawyer to file and contest cases but it is suggested since filing cases require expertise in legal matters,

3. Winning of cases require pleading and arguing based on law by submitting evidence. If you have adequate specialisation in legal matters, you might win the case.