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From saffron to yellow silk: Ram Temple priests get new dress code
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What happenedPriests at Ayodhya's Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple have adopted a new dress code, with yellow silk dhotis, matching uttariyas and specific grooming rules. Know more about them below.
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From saffron to yellow silk: Ram Temple priests get new dress code
Priests at Ayodhya's Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple have adopted a new dress code, with yellow silk dhotis, matching uttariyas and specific grooming rules. Know more about them below.
Yellow Silk Dhotis: New Dress Code For Ayodhya Ram Temple Priests
Mithilesh Nandini Sharan, a member of the temple trust's religious committee, said the attire has been prescribed in accordance with the Ramanandi tradition.
