PRISON STATISTICS INDIA 2014

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industry, tag industry, nursery development, agricultural production, compost making and bakery unit etc., have been established in the prisons. 4. “PRISON BAZAAR” has been set up at the boundary of the central prison complexes. The articles manufactured within these prisons, such as bakery items, paper cups, greeting cards, leather shoes, wallet, mineral water, nursery products, detergent soap/powder, candles, mosquito nets, rain coats, readymade garments, honey, masala powder, handicrafts envelops, note books, gum, organic vegetables, compost manure, pancha kaviyam, etc. are sold in this bazaar, other outlets, such as food courts, laundry, saloon etc. are also included in this bazaar. 5. A Bakery Unit has been established at Central Prisons-I, Puzhal, at a cost of Rs. 45.0 lakhs. Bakery products, such as, bread, bun cookies etc. manufactured by the prisoners in this unit, are supplied to the prisons and also sold to the general public, at a nominal rate, through the Prisons Bazaar. 6. The prison Industry administers a work program for inmates to improve their job skills and avert idleness, many industries are established in prisons and prisoners are engaged in manufacturing various types of articles. Namely as sealing wax, tags, uniform cloths, gauze cloth, bandage cloth, bed sheets, carpets, blankets, uniform shoes, file pads, tapes, twisted thread, raw file pads, wash well soap, rain coats, mosquito nets, phenyle, aluminium utensils, bed side lockers, cots, case sheet, holders etc. 7. The wages paid to the prisoners engaged in prison industries from 01.11.2000 was enhanced. 8. Mahatma Gandhi Community College have been established in all central prisons, special prison for women, and borstal school, pudukottai. Wherein, 9 different types of diploma courses are being imparted to the prisoners to impart job skills, so that after release from prison they can earn decent livelihood. The best practices for prison administration and management are:- 1. The Video Conferencing facility, connecting prisons to the court complexes, was inaugurated. At present, the Video Conferencing System covers 17 locations spread over all central prisons and special prisons for women and 64 court complexes, covering 276 courts. 2. In order to make the system of free legal aid facility available to the prisoners more effective, a separate Legal Aid Cell has been started. 3. With a view to expedite the disposal of petty cases, in which the accused pleads guilty, to avoid various difficulties in the production of remand prisoners before various courts for remand extension and to enable the prisoners to have easy access to the presiding officers to get their case problems solved, the Prisoners’ Adalath was started in all central prisons of the State. Tripura Various welfare schemes being executed in the State are: 1. There are Board of Visitors comprising Exofficio member and Non-Official Members in the State to examine treatment and welfare & management of Jails/Sansodhanagar. The appointment of Ex-officio members is permanent and appointment of Non-official members are for 2(two) years, which may be extended or cancelled. 2. Legal Aid is being provided to the prisoners at government cost headed by the State legal Services authority/District Legal Services Authorities. 3. Legal Clinics have been set up in all jails in the State involving convicts for counseling. 4. Prisoners are getting facilities for short term temporary release for 30 days from jails as per eligibility on the recommendation of District Magistrate under the provisions of “Tripura Prisoners (Release on Parole) Rules, 1998”. 5. Prisoners are getting good quality and nutritious diet with special diet on religious festival/national days. The sick prisoners are served “Special Diet Menu” under guidance of medial officer. Sick prisoners get proper care of “Medical Facilities” in Jails Hospital by the Medial Staff. Children of the female prisoners are being provided children diet as per approved scale of Health Department. Prison Statistics India-2014 176
6. Female prisoners have allowed sanitary napkin & paticoat(Chaya) as a part of their ‘essential’ personal need. 7. Every prisoner complaining of illness or appearing to be ill, are being sent to the Prison Medical Officer for immediate examination. The sick prisoners are being admitted in Central Jail Hospital & in case of treatment which required outside prison, they are referred to State Hospital & on necessity they also referred outside State Hospital for treatment at government cost. 8. They are also imparted training on Yoga for better physical and mental health. Libraries are there in the jails and prisoners are provided with books from the libraries for studying. 9. Cultural and recreational activities are being organized in all jails for maintaining the mental & physical health of prisoners. The activities includes (i) Out-door games like kabaddi, volley ball, badminton etc. (ii) Indoor games like chess, ludo & carom etc. (iii) color television programmes like film historical, patriotic, biographical, scientific & educational travelogues & programs dealing with social themes (iv) reading facilities in jail library etc. 10 The Home(jail) Department is providing minimum need to maintain essential standard of living in consonance with human dignity so that prisoners retain all their right as human beings within the limitations of imprisonment. Besides, Importance has been attached to all aspects of prison sanitation & Hygiene under the supervision of Medical Officer & Executive staff of the prison. Facilities/amenities in regard to sanitation & hygiene are available in all prisons of Tripura. Full fairness and efficiency is maintained in handling the prisoners. Various rehabilitation schemes being executed in the State are: 1. Vocational training programmes are conducted for the prisoners to make them self-dependent after their release from the jail as well as to promote good order. The inmates are engaged in weaving, book binding, bamboo cane unit, printing press, tailoring, computer training, electrical works, carpentry, poultry, duckery, piggery, mushroom cultivation etc. 2. Prisoners are getting facilities of study from Primary level to Graduate level and they are allowed to sit for the Madhyamik, CII (10+2), Degree Course & Master Degree exams from inside the jail as private student. 3. Apart from there is Grievance Box inside the Hails/Sansodhanagar in Tripura for inmates. The District Magistrate & Collector and Sub-Divisional Magistrate visit the Jails/Sansodhanagar at regular interval and proper action is taken accordingly. West Bengal Various welfare and rehabilitation schemes being executed in the State are: 1. A “SIM-Less Telephone Facility in the Correctional Homes in West Bengal” has been introduced in the Central Correctional Homes to facilitate communication of the inmates with their near and dear ones. 2. Spread of literacy amongst the inmates in the Correctional Homes. 3. Providing opportunities for education - both basic and higher for the inmates. 4. Promoting creative pursuits amongst the inmates through art and crafts. 5. Promoting cultural activities within the Correctional Homes and beyond. 6. Physical and psychological improvement through meditation and exercises etc. 7. Developing sports and games infrastructure including infrastructure for physical exercises. 8. Providing coaching facilities to identified residents for development of their skills in games and sports. 9. Organizing sports and games activities within the Correctional Homes in the systematic manner. 10. Providing interface with civil society through sports and games activities to promote better understanding between the inmates and the society at large. Andaman & Nicobar Island For achieving the goal of rehabilitation, reformation and re-socialization of prison inmates, lodged in various prisons, the Prison Prison Statistics India-2014 177
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PRISON STATISTICS INDIA 2014 Nation
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The report brings out that there ar
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D I S C L A I M E R The information
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OFFICERS & OFFICIALS ASSOCIATED WIT
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21.0% (1,862 out of 8,879) of convi
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DISTRICT JAILS IN INDIA DURING 2014
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