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It is called by different names and worn differently in different sates of India. So if you follow the dhoti trend in Indian political arena, they will tell altogether a different story.Дhoti is known to be a traditional wear for men all over the country.

Indian political leaders wear their political ideologies on their sleeves by choosing clothes. Many people say that clothes may or may not make a man but they certainly make a point when political leaders wear them. This attire worn by important political persons makes a political statement. On occasions Dhoti kurta is considered formal wear in India.Дhoti is a traditional Indian men's wear and even in the developed world today men love to wear this ethnic wear occasionally. In southern India, it is worn with an angavastram which is a another unstitched cloth draped over the shoulders in Tamil Nadu or else with a 'chokka'(shirt) in Andhra Pradesh or 'jubba' (a local version of kurta). In northern India the dhoti is worn with a Kurta on top, the combination known simply as 'dhoti kurta', or a 'dhuti panjabi' in the East. This single piece of rectangular stitchless cloth, measuring about 5 yards in length, can give a man an air of elegance, inherent to his culture.

Dhoti is a rectangular piece of unstitched cloth, usually around 5 yards long, wrapped about the waist and the legs, and knotted at the waist.Дhoti, a cloth-piece covering the lower part of the body from the waist, is a kind of traditional drapery, bearing the signature of the heritage of Indian civilisation. In Andhra Pradesh it is called Pancha, in North India it is called dhoti in Hindi, 'Laacha' in Punjabi, 'mundu' in Malayalam, 'dhuti' in Bangla, 'veshti' in Tamil, 'dhotar' in Marathi and 'panche' in Kannada, is the traditional garment of men's wear in India.

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