Pakistan Railways Academy Introduces Mandatory Dress Code for Faculty

LAHORE (May 15, 2026): Pakistan Railways Academy has introduced a new mandatory dress code for instructors and faculty members aimed at promoting a professional academic atmosphere and strengthening institutional discipline.

According to an official circular issued by Hamdan Nazir, the policy applies to all permanent instructors, directing staff, visiting faculty, and course coordinators.

Dress Code Guidelines

The newly issued instructions outline separate dress requirements for summer and winter seasons:

Summer Dress Options

Option I

Light-colored formal shirt with dark formal trousers

Tie mandatory during formal sessions and ceremonies

Option II

White or light-colored shalwar kameez

Dark waistcoat or blazer required

Winter Dress Requirements

Full formal suit with tie, or

Blazer with formal trousers and dress shirt

Footwear

Formal leather shoes in black or brown are mandatory for all dress categories

Prohibited Attire

The academy has strictly banned casual clothing during official duties, including:

Jeans and T-shirts

Joggers, sandals, and slippers

Sportswear and other overly casual outfits

Promoting Institutional Identity

Faculty members have also been encouraged to wear the Pakistan Railways Academy lapel pin or official badge during formal events to reinforce institutional identity and pride.

The circular states that all faculty and staff are expected to maintain a “dignified, neat, and professional appearance” in line with the standards of leading national training institutions. The administration has directed immediate compliance with the new policy.

Located in Walton, Lahore, the Pakistan Railways Academy serves as the principal training institution for Pakistan Railways, providing technical and administrative training for railway personnel across the country.

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