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700 Tihar Jail Inmates Hired By Hotels, 1,200 To Get Hospital Jobs Soon
Around 700 inmates are employed and 1,200 more are presently getting training to work in various sectors after coming out of jail, Tihar's Director General (prisons) Sanjay Baniwal said.
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"Inmates Can't...": Official On Row Over Arvind Kejriwal's Orders From Jail
Top prison official Sanjay Baniwal Monday said an inmate can only sign two kinds of documents while in judicial custody and they should not be political in nature.
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Opinion: Winds Of Change Sweep Top Prison
Behind the imposing walls of Tihar jail, Sanjay Baniwal is crafting a story of hope for prisoners who have found the routine horrible and the horrible routine in India's maximum-security prison.
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Delhi Police Seized 348 Mobile Phones in Jails in Last 2.5 Months
More than 340 mobile phones have been found in different jails in Delhi in the last two-and-a-half months, official data showed on Thursday. Director General (Prisons) Sanjay Baniwal told reporters that the jail authorities found 348 mobile phones in two-and-a-half months.
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700 Tihar Jail Inmates Hired By Hotels, 1,200 To Get Hospital Jobs Soon
Around 700 inmates are employed and 1,200 more are presently getting training to work in various sectors after coming out of jail, Tihar's Director General (prisons) Sanjay Baniwal said.
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"Inmates Can't...": Official On Row Over Arvind Kejriwal's Orders From Jail
Top prison official Sanjay Baniwal Monday said an inmate can only sign two kinds of documents while in judicial custody and they should not be political in nature.
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Opinion: Winds Of Change Sweep Top Prison
Behind the imposing walls of Tihar jail, Sanjay Baniwal is crafting a story of hope for prisoners who have found the routine horrible and the horrible routine in India's maximum-security prison.
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Delhi Police Seized 348 Mobile Phones in Jails in Last 2.5 Months
More than 340 mobile phones have been found in different jails in Delhi in the last two-and-a-half months, official data showed on Thursday. Director General (Prisons) Sanjay Baniwal told reporters that the jail authorities found 348 mobile phones in two-and-a-half months.
