Kacchera

Kacchera is a type of clothing that is worn by some people who follow the Sikh religion. It is a special kind of underwear that is not like regular underwear that you might wear every day.

Kacchera is made of cotton and looks like shorts. They are loose-fitting and have a drawstring at the waist. These shorts are worn all the time - day and night, even when sleeping. It is important that they are never taken off except when washing them.

Sikhs wear kacchera as a symbol of their commitment to honesty and purity. The loose-fitting design allows them to move freely and without any restrictions while doing their everyday activities. Kacchera also reminds Sikhs to avoid any sexual temptations, as they believe that sexual energy should only be used within the bounds of marriage.

Even though it may look different from what other people are wearing, kacchera is an important part of Sikh identity and reflects the values of the religion.