After receiving many complaints from locals, visitors wearing short skirts and bare shoulders (who always happened to be foreigners) are not allowed near the sanctum sanctorum of 15th century Virupaksha Temple in Hampi, a Unesco world heritage site in Karnataka. The new rule has been laid down to prevent distraction of local visitors who would otherwise concentrate on the bare-bodied foreign visitors than on Virupaksha! The new rule seems to be working as the number of visitors has remained unchanged even after the dress code.

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