As a matter of fact, the perception is dress code and uniforms are limited to within the purview of school education. The college going students, obviously, have some aspirations. The age-factor counts.
A transitional phase they are in. Where the children seek liberty. It can't be put out of the context. The parents as well as the institutions should co-operate with them instead of forcing for anything. It's the stage where most of them look for understanding, compassion and above all, befriending.
Our country India is acknowledged as 'a nation with maximum youth force' globally.
Meanwhile, the entry of political forces in their lives bring a drastic change. Almost hazardous. Political or social (?) organisations carry their own agenda. Those forces extract the abilities and power by exploiting the youth.
After exploitation, the same youth faces repression too, by the establishment, when they revolt against injustice. Face lathi-charge, firing, even lose lives.
In fact, crossing the adolescent stage they need utmost care to get them prepared against evil forces. Mostly get distracted at this crucial point. Infatuation is also one of the factors.
