Himachal Pradesh mandates dress code for government CBSE school teachers

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Himachal Pradesh has made a dress code compulsory for teachers in 148 government-run CBSE schools. The policy is intended to promote professionalism and uniformity among educators. It offers multiple attire options for female teachers and a single formal requirement for male teachers, designed for the local climate. Concurrently, the state has filled approximately 2,000 teaching positions and plans to open 100 new CBSE schools.

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