Comments on: Jeans in the Indian summer…

By: Trendzstyle

Trendzstyle — Fri, 07 Jan 2022 11:53:00 +0000

It is choice of every lady whether she want to wear western dresses or indian dress style. No one has right to judge her on her clothing if she is comfortable in her clothing.

By: Sumedha Dighe

Sumedha Dighe — Fri, 26 Mar 2021 16:49:00 +0000

I love your article. It is beautifuly written. I also agree with your point of view. We should take pride in our own attire and should not succumb to peer pressure

By: swaminarayanglory

swaminarayanglory — Wed, 17 May 2017 09:15:00 +0000

Reblogged this on Swaminarayan Glory and commented:
This is what I mean by decency in clothes…..May God bless you!

By: C Siddarth

C Siddarth — Mon, 01 May 2017 19:09:00 +0000

Personally i feel your views were way too conservative in this. With regard to the man ogling at the girl in the short top, you needed to call out the misogyny and creepiness of Indian men instead. I personally feel that saaris look much more vulgar and are ridiculously complicated to wear than other clothes.
Society keeps evolving and ultimately we need to move on and wear clothes that we are comfortable in.
I really don’t understand the opposition to jeans in this country. It’s a clear case of patriarchy and ultra conservativism where men cannot tolerate women taking their own decisions. No Hindu religious text asks women to specifically wear a certain type of dress and I’m proud of this fact

By: B H A R A T VANSHI (@bharatvanshi_tw)

B H A R A T VANSHI (@bharatvanshi_tw) — Fri, 31 Mar 2017 12:09:00 +0000

Ma’am, Always a pleasure to read your Articles.

One more segment of Clothes which is getting popular with Teenagers are the
Sports T-Shirts & Shorts (Adidas/Puma), Cloth Developed to be used in Cold areas of America & Europe for their wind cheating ability.

This Cloth which is ” Unbreathable & Unsuitable for the Hot Tropical Weather” has Unfortunately become Kids Favorite as Football stars wear them, Teenagers wear them, not just for Sports but everywhere. Despite the fact that it makes them Sweat.

A Decade from now these kids would grow up to wear it as Casual wear and suffering skin ailments.

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Jeans in the Indian summer - The Bold Indian — Tue, 08 Mar 2016 12:55:00 +0000

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By: Hitesh Bhalla

Hitesh Bhalla — Mon, 30 Jun 2014 05:36:00 +0000

It is really sad that people in India do not seem to mature even after all the education. The problem is not with the jeans that women wear. The problem is with the attitude of men. I hope people mature and the future generation keeps an open mind.

By: Kalki

Kalki — Mon, 23 Jun 2014 11:45:00 +0000

Lovely post, Nice way to show your experienced. I have also some experienced which i want to express so I share these experience with my friends on facebook.

By: sacred saffron

sacred saffron — Mon, 09 Jun 2014 14:26:00 +0000

In reply to Indian Woman.

Namaste,

I understand your point and that’s why we say Traditional dress for all both males and females.It is the duty of both men and women of India to preserve the culture and tradition that our great ancestors died for.Their sacrifice is the only reason why we exist today.Generations before us have faced many persecution in their own mother land but they gave their lives to protect and preserve our traditions.Now it’s up to us to decide whether we must let all those sufferings and sacrifice go in vain and let the sacred Indian culture die?or should we protect it and preserve it from those who wants to destroy it?How big a disservice would it be to those men and women who died for our culture and our mother land if we their successors who owe every second of our life to their great sacrifices do not follow our culture?Think about it.There is a perception thanks to neo liberal leftist medias that everything traditional is so chauvinistic.But is it really so?Didn’t women like Rani Lakshmibai gave her life for this sacred land?And not just women but men should also follow it.But women is given too much importance is because Indian women are the core reason for the survival of our culture.Education a mother gives to her child has the greatest influence on his/her lives.

That’s despite over powering us with western education and English education by the missionaries and vested interest groups to this date have not yet killed of our great civilization.I understand women are concerned for their safety and hear a lot of media bashing Indian culture calling it rape culture etc.so much of propaganda might get to you.But then again are we following our Indian culture exactly today?aren’t we following a mix of western and Indian culture?but how come blame is only on Indian culture?Just think about it.

Bharat mata ki Jai!!!

By: Vedvati Datar

Vedvati Datar — Sat, 31 May 2014 10:28:00 +0000

The article on ?Jeans in Indian summer? throws a light on how Indian mentality is affected by this so called ?Western Glory?. Indian people still follows Western whether it is suitable to them or not. This mindset is not just restricted to the clothing though. This impact can be seen on the changing food habits, recent architecture of the developing cities of India and overall lifestyle in general. One can see that glass buildings are constructed in the cities having hot and humid climate and frequently facing problems of load shading. People prefer western/ continental breakfasts over Indian which is more suitable to the climate of India.
The problem behind this that I can see, is the fascination of the other part of the world which the people don?t belong to. The same fascination has made western people to learn Indian culture and traditions and follow them; let it be Sanskrit, yoga, Buddhism or Ayurveda.
At the end what matters is learning the things and then choosing the right thing at given time and place.