At least there should be a dress code. If they had decided earlier that no one will wear the Dhaka topi (representing Himalayas) then there would have been uniformity. In no place people are allowed to be in casual uniform when the matter is about formal arrangements. U guys who are arguing that why should u look for dress why not the work might have forgotten that whenever u r to appear in an interview u wear nice shirt and cotton pants and don't wear caps and comb ur hairs. And here during Ministrial Oath people are casual. Some wearing Topi some not, some wearing dhoti, some on daura suruwal, some on freaking T-shirt and some on Jeans. Where is the thing called discipline and why couldn't they state the dress code before such huge program? Might be our new President will be wearing a dhoti and prime minister will wear bhoto and some ministers wear baniyan and some miniskirts, this is the freedom of New Nepal.