Mumbai law college imposes bizarre dress code on students

December 01, 2014 11:25

Imagine going to a college where strict adherence to the rules would require a girl to measure her sleeves to ensure they are no less than four inches long and her top to see that it flows at least seven inches below her waist. A college where she can't wear footwear that doesn't cover the entire foot and whose principal thinks students in t-shirts and jeans look like 'taporis'. A circular issued by Nalanda College of Law in Borivalim which prescribes these and other rules - including a ban on displaying body piercings and tattoos - as part of a dress code, has a section of the students up in arms.

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