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Section 54: Scale of clothing and Bedding

The Mysore Borstal School Rules, 1969.State Rules of Karnataka · 1964

The clothing and bedding of inmates shall be as specified in the table below. The period of renewal is also given in the last column.

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No Name of the Article No Period of renewal

1. White oblong caps 2

2. Light sky blue colour half shirts with open colour and there buttons infront and a pocket on the left chest 2

3. Navy blue shirts 2 One year

4. White pyjamas 2

5. Plain grey cotton white Towle 4x2 (122 cms x 61 Cm) 2

6. Ordinary cumbly (198 c,m X 100 Cms) 1 Two years

7. Cotton carpet (198 cms X100 cms) 1 Three years

8. Comb 1 once in six months Eating and Drinking vessels

1. Aluminium Plate 1 one year

2. Aluminium pot 1

3. Aluminium Kotora 1

2. The inmates may be allowed to wear underwear and banians at their cost.

3. The Star grade and special Star Grade inmates will however wear one and two brass stars respectively on the left chest of the half shirts.

4. The first letter of the house to which an inmate belongs may be put on the shirt in front.

5. Monitors shall have two cores ‘V’ shape on the left arm sleeve of the half shirt.

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Where this provision sits

ActThe Mysore Borstal School Rules, 1969.
Section54
Marginal noteScale of clothing and Bedding
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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