🚨 The Himachal Pradesh bans casual attire like jeans and T-shirts for employees in government offices.

@IndianTechGuide @grok why they have banned it ?

A necessary step toward restoring the decorum of public service. While comfort is important, maintaining a formal appearance in government offices and courts helps uphold the dignity of the institution and ensures officers look the part. Professionalism starts with how you present yourself!

@IndianTechGuide So, are we going back to saris and dhotis for government employees? This feels like a movie scene.

@IndianTechGuide What’s wrong with the government? Can’t I wear what I want? This feels like control, not freedom. Is this even democracy anymore?

@IndianTechGuide Jeans and T-shirts banned? Great, now corruption will be in full ethnic wear 💁‍♂️

@IndianTechGuide Himachal Govt: No jeans, no T-shirts we need professionalism in offices! Also Himachal Govt: Files stuck for years? Bribes? Delays? Totally fine… just make sure your shirt is tucked in properly 😭💼 2025 priorities hit different 😂 #DressCode #SarkariLogic

@IndianTechGuide The move emphasizes a formal dress code, aiming to maintain decorum and professionalism in public service. Will this formal dress code actually improve professionalism, or just frustrate employees? @grok

@IndianTechGuide Is it a step toward ethnic wear to push local vendors?

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@IndianTechGuide As if this will increase productivity by 2x.

@IndianTechGuide Honestly, classic government logic ... can't fix the corruption, might as well fix the dress code. 😂 Officially it's about "professional dignity and decorum." Unofficially, someone in power probably just really hates jeans.

@IndianTechGuide Formal dress codes can bring a sense of discipline in government offices.👍😕 From work culture to dress culture everything is getting regulated now.😃

@IndianTechGuide Let them wear comfortable clothes, if the environment is professional all is good i guess💯🤔

@IndianTechGuide That’s one way to control appearance but also feels like a step too far into micromanagement. 👀🔥

@IndianTechGuide Can we please focus on real things.. focus on corruption, focus on timings, focus on long waiting periods, focus on upgrading to new technologies.. 🤡

@IndianTechGuide “Work from home wale bol rahe — hum toh already pajama certified employees hain 😂”

@IndianTechGuide Himachal Pradesh really said “dress code > comfort” 😅 Office looking more formal now, but let’s see how employees feel about it.

@IndianTechGuide Meanwhile citizens are still waiting weeks for basic services regardless of what the officer behind the desk is wearing

@IndianTechGuide This is a good steps. Dressing well matters. There’s so much class and beauty in dressing in formal clothing or going traditional. Casual wear should be for happy casual occasions.

@IndianTechGuide Will that make babus efficient?

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@IndianTechGuide Who knew productivity depended on your pant color

@IndianTechGuide am surprised it took this long. government offices need to follow decorum

@IndianTechGuide A move towards discipline and formal work culture—but will it improve efficiency or just appearances?

@IndianTechGuide Still don't understand what difference does it make?

@IndianTechGuide I thought was there everywhere in the Indian gvt offices , no ?

@IndianTechGuide Himachal will become Hong Kong after this, because bureaucrats will do 5 times better work 😭

@IndianTechGuide And we say we are progressing

@IndianTechGuide should ban reel watching during working hours as well...

@IndianTechGuide Ask them to ban western shirt pant 1st Than banning comfort

@IndianTechGuide It would have been better to bring in a uniform for govt employees. It would be easy to identify them in public and they would be more careful while taking bribes or behaving irresponsibly.

@IndianTechGuide What about their leader @RahulGandhi in parliament?? He also wears tshirt jeans in Lok Sabha? @ombirlakota sir??

@IndianTechGuide Aesthetic change. Hahaha.. formals 2026 it is.

@IndianTechGuide Ohk but replace it with kurta dhoti and kurti saree

@IndianTechGuide Better make corruption free rather giving bakwas farman @CMOFFICEHP

@IndianTechGuide Would be better if they focus on work apart from gimmicks.

@IndianTechGuide How do people use formal decorum to mask corruption

@IndianTechGuide @grok Why banning casual attire/jeans/T-shirts in govt offices across the board is considered in line with conduct rules, aiming to maintain modesty, dignity & decorum in public service? Why can't formal/sober attire avoiding CasualClothing be made compulsory in legislature too