Nearly 200 staff at a Hindu temple in southern India have won the right to wear underwear to work.
The human rights commission in Kerala state has ordered Sabarimala temple to withdraw a dress code that barred staff from wearing underwear.
The dress code was imposed 10 years ago after several cases of theft.
Sabarimala is the second busiest temple in southern India after Tirupati, visited by nearly 50 million people during the special pilgrimage season.
Original Post : http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7
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