Tihar Jail Complex

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  Gangster's Murder: Explain 4 Knives In Prison, Court Tells Jail Officials

  Tillu Tajpuriya Murder: The Delhi High Court today pulled up Tihar jail officials for failing to stop the brutal murder of gangster Tillu Tajpuriya inside the prison complex, and sought a status report from the jail administration.

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  Conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar Moved To Another Cell In Tihar Jail

  'Conman' Sukesh Chandrashekhar has been shifted from Central Jail no 3 to Central Jail no 8 in the Tihar jail complex, prison officials said on Monday.

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  Tis Hazari Violence: New Video Of Delhi Court Clash Shows Lawyers Chasing Woman Officer

  In new security footage of clashes at the Tis Hazari Court Complex on Saturday, a mob of lawyers is seen chasing a woman police officer who has alleged that she was assaulted during the violence.

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  Tihar Jail's New Semi-Open Prison For Women Has Beauty Parlor, Fashion Lab

  The Tihar Jail has inaugurated a semi-open prison complex for its women inmates along with a beauty parlour and fashion lab on Thursday, officials said.

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  Chhota Rajan Reluctant to Go to Mumbai

  Underworld don Chhota Rajan lodged in high security Tihar prison complex has expressed his "unwillingness" to go to Mumbai to face cases against him, sources in jail said.

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  Tihar Jail Inmates With Good Conduct to be Trained in Organic Farming

  Life convicts in Tihar prison with proven good conduct will now be trained in growing organic fruits and vegetables in the complex, an initiative which will engage them in a meaningful manner.

• Supreme Court Declines Urgent Hearing Plea of Jailed Sahara Chief

  The Supreme Court on Friday declined to give an urgent hearing to the plea of jailed Sahara chief Subrata Roy seeking bail to attend the cremation and perform rituals relating to the death of his aunt.

• Subrata Roy Moved Back to Jail, Special Facilities Withdrawn

  Sahara chief Subrata Roy was today sent back to his cell in Tihar jail at the end of the period granted by the Supreme Court to stay at an air conditioned facility in the complex to negotiate sale of his overseas luxury hotels.

• Subrata Roy Moved Back to His Cell; Special Facilities Withdrawn

  Sahara chief Subrata Roy was on Wednesday sent back to his cell in Tihar Jail at the end of the period granted by the Supreme Court to stay at an air conditioned facility in the complex to negotiate sale of his overseas luxury hotels.

• Breather for Tihar Jail as Mandoli Jail to Be Ready by December

  The load of inmates in Tihar Jail will lesson by December this year as the construction work of the Mandoli Jail complex in Northeast Delhi is nearing its completion.

• Tihar Food Court: Kesar Lassi & Dahi Bhallas Are a Hit

  Would you have ever thought of going to jail for a dinner date? Tihar Jail, which is the largest complex of prisons in South Asia, has recently launched its very own Tihar Food Court that will cater to the public a variety of foods prepared and served...

• Delhi: Jails to Get Hi-Tech Security Systems

  Hi-tech security systems will soon be installed in three prisons in Delhi, including the Tihar Jail complex, to ensure that surgical blades and other prohibited items are not smuggled inside, the government said on Sunday.

• Art Matters: Delhi's first street art festival

  The capital saw artists from 40 countries participate in its first ever street art festival, not only adding colour to the city but also challenging traditional notions of artistic expression.

• Sahara chief Subrata Roy spends first night at Tihar as 'ordinary prisoner'

  Sahara chief Subrata Roy, who has been sent to judicial custody for a week by the Supreme Court, spent his first night at Delhi's Tihar Jail as an "ordinary prisoner" yesterday. Jail officials had yesterday said he would be kept at the prion's Jail No. 3 where he will sleep on the floor and eat jail food.

• 'Amanat' case: five accused in court, judge orders closed-door proceedings

  For the first time after being accused of gang-raping and murdering a 23-year-old student in Delhi, the five men arrested for the crime that pierced India's conscience appeared in court today. However, they had to wait for several hours in a police cell at the court complex because the court-room was so packed that there was no space for them; the ...