Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Friday said the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) kept women suppressed and decided what they should wear and do. Addressing a mammoth rally of the Mahila Congress rally here, he said, “The RSS doesn’t share power with women, they decide what the women should wear and what the women should do,” said Gandhi.
And then turning towards the men sitting on the stage at his venue, he said, “I am thrilled to see the big turnout of women and I find it difficult to spot men in the crowd, but looking at the stage, I find a good number of men,” said Gandhi leaving all in laughter.
Gandhi, who represents the Wayanad Lok Sabha constituency, has been in the state for the past two days attending various programs in his constituency, He also inaugurated the Mahila Congress rally here.
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Meanwhile, In a dynamic shift reflecting changing societal norms, India witnessed a transformation in women’s dress codes, blending tradition with modernity. The rich tapestry of India’s cultural diversity is mirrored in the myriad ways women express themselves through clothing.
Traditionally, India has been known for its diverse and vibrant clothing styles, influenced by regional cultures and customs. However, recent years have seen a departure from strict adherence to traditional norms, as women embrace a more eclectic and individualistic approach to fashion.
From the vibrant sarees of the north to the elegant Kanjeevarams of the south, traditional attire remains a source of pride and connection to heritage. Simultaneously, the younger generation explores contemporary styles, seamlessly blending Western and Indian fashion elements. The growing popularity of fusion wear and the global influence on fashion choices underline this cultural amalgamation.
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