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Officials said that the new dress code came into force on January 1st. They added that devotees will be required to wear decent clothes that are not revealing to enter the temple.

Shorts, ripped jeans, skirts banned in Puri's Jagannath Temple

Officials said that the new dress code came into force on January 1st. They added that devotees will be required to wear decent clothes that are not revealing to enter the temple. 

Officials said that the new dress code came into force on January 1st. They added that devotees will be required to wear decent clothes that are not revealing to enter the temple.

People wearing half-plants, shorts, ripped jeans, skirts and sleeveless dresses will not be allowed entry into the famed Jagannath temple in Odisha's Puri as a dress code came into force on Monday, officials said.
Devotees will be required to wear "decent clothes", which are not revealing, to enter the temple, they said.
As the new rule came into force, men were seen entering the 12th-century shrine wearing dhotis and 'gamchas', while women were mostly seen in either sarees or salwar kameez.
The Shree Jagannath Temple Administration (SJTA) has asked hotels to make people aware of the dress code as most of the devotees come to the temple from there, officials said.
The SJTA also increased its vigil on chewing gutkha and pan inside the temple, besides the use of plastic bags, which have been banned, they said.
The doors of the temple reopened for devotees as early as 1.40 am to handle the rush on New Year's Day, and till 5 pm, about 3.5 lakh people visited the shrine, the SJTA said.
Elaborate arrangements were made to ensure that no untoward incident take place at the temple, which is the home to the sibling deities of Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra and Goddess Subhadra.
The air-conditioned tensile fabric structure that has been built outside the temple was made functional in the morning.
Facilities such as drinking water and public toilets have been made available at the structure, and it has also been equipped with CCTV cameras and public announcement systems. Sitting arrangements have also been provided in it.
Police said that the number of devotees visiting the temple on New Year's Day this time was double as compared to last year.
The added enthusiasm was because the people wanted to experience the revamped surrounding of the temple due to the heritage corridor project, which is almost complete, and will be inaugurated on January 17, SJTA chief administrator Ranjan Das had said on Sunday.
Traffic restrictions have also been imposed in the town. The area between Market Chakka to Singhadwara (main gate) on Badadanda has been declared a 'no vehicle zone', while vehicles have been banned on the beachside road from Digabareni to the lighthouse, officials said.
Consumption of pan and tobacco products has also been banned inside the Lingaraj Temple in Bhubaneswar.

23-year-old Akash Chowdhury was arrested for allegedly violating the ban on use of gadgets at the Puri shrine.

Puri: Bangladeshi YouTuber arrested for taking photos at Jagannath temple sanctum, say police

23-year-old Akash Chowdhury was arrested for allegedly violating the ban on use of gadgets at the Puri shrine.

A YouTuber from Bangladesh is in trouble after allegedly taking photographs at the sanctum sanctorum of the Shree Jagannath temple in Odisha's Puri.
23-year-old Akash Chowdhury was arrested for allegedly violating the ban on use of gadgets at the Puri shrine. The photos went viral after the YouTuber posted them on Facebook, with concerns being raised about security at the 12th century temple.
Akash's phone and passport were confiscated, but he later secured bail as the offence was non-cognisable. The Puri temple administration had filed a complaint with police, and the YouTuber was summoned.
Akash had already left for Vrindavan in Uttar Pradesh, but returned to Puri on 28 November 2022 after the police summons.
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Odisha's Konark Sun temple reopens for visitors

The Sun Temple at Konark in Odisha's Puri district was re-opened for visitors after remaining closed for more than five months

Konark&nbsp;Sun temple in Odisha's&nbsp;Puri&nbsp;reopens after 5-month closure
Other ASI&nbsp;monuments were opened earlier&nbsp;
The temple to allow 2,500 daily visitors starting Sept 1
Shree Jagannath Temple continues to remain closed since March 15&nbsp;
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The Sun Temple at Konark in Odisha's Puri district, a major tourist attraction, was on Tuesday re-opened for visitors after remaining closed for more than five months, an official said.
Though other ASI protected monuments in the state like Raja Rani temple, Udaygiri&nbsp;and&nbsp;Lalitgiri Buddhist monuments were opened earlier, the Konark temple received visitors only on September 1. A total of 2,500 visitors will now be allowed entry every day in two phases.&nbsp;
The Shree Jagannath Temple in the state continues to remain closed since March 15 as a precautionary measure to check the spread of the infection.

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