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Prison Reforms

Prison Reforms
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Prisons today are beset with issue like: ...

Prisons today are beset with issue like:

1. Overcrowding
2. Challenge of providing adequate mental health care to inmates
3. Continuity of care for children of women inmates after 6 years of age
4. Market relevant schemes for rehabilitation of inmates
5. Marketing of jail-products, welfare schemes for the prison staff
6. The question of party with other uniformed services
7. Modernizing the design, architecture of new model prisons
8. Training and welfare schemes for women inmates
9. Social issues regarding their acceptance after release
10. Adoption of model prison manual by all States/UTs for uniformity in prison administration.

We would like to invite your feedback/suggestions and comments on the above issues.

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RUPESHOR KHUNDRAKPAM
RUPESHOR KHUNDRAKPAM 11 years 6 months ago
The aim should be to enable the Prisoners to earn a honest livelihood once they are out of jail. Teach Craft where the Prisoner can after his release earn money by himself without seeking employment from others. People will be reluctant to give Job to ex-prisoners. Form co-operative stores in all district where the ex-prisoners using the skills learnt in the Jail can his product. Govt and Private Sector can set aside say 10% of the Budget for buying from these ex-prisoners co-op Societies.
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Navendu Shekhar
Navendu Shekhar 11 years 6 months ago
Sir, Rather than taking down top to bottom approach, we should harness the potential of internet for skill development and bridging digital divide. My suggestion, a website on the idea of NPTEL, where content would be catering to the needs of rural India and skill development.For example:- there is no 'structured' course on Internet for learning English language.This could be extended to all other courses and the courses must be available in all of Schedule 8 languages.
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Navendu Shekhar
Navendu Shekhar 11 years 6 months ago
suggestions for courses are:- 1. English and All schedule 8 languages. 2.Basic idea of subjects like economics,management,mathematics(for day to day purpose.) 3.Agricultural related documentaries and courses for best practices available. 4.short films for various govt. schemes They should be made from a laymen perspective They must be crystal clear about the entitlements and in detailing of procedures to go through Policies should be clubbed in occupation format e.g. farmer, trader
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pooran jangir
pooran jangir 11 years 6 months ago
'Under Trial' is legally a broad term. This term need to be re-defined. For example - in accountancy term 'miscellaneous expenses' covers all the un-classified expenses. Some times such expenses turns huge amount. Once it gain a huge size, it needs bifurcation. Similar bifurcation or need for re-defining is required
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RAMESH GOSU
RAMESH GOSU 11 years 6 months ago
Why Social responsibility only to companies which are earning above 5 Cr profit in the name of CSR. There are individuals who are earning many times more than this. So my request to the government to that is please bring a legislation for Individual social responsibility (ISR) to the people who are earning above 5 Cr in a year.
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vikram kushwah
vikram kushwah 11 years 6 months ago
apnai apnai dharm ke book ka pura gyan daina jail me he. like as geeta all hindu ko geeta ka gyan daine se unme kuch change jrur aaiga . kuran or bibel bi pda skte h . fir unhai apnai india ke info do. taki vo apnai india kai bare me soche .
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NARESH BHAMBHANI
NARESH BHAMBHANI 11 years 6 months ago
Safety for everyone in daily life. We have thousands of road accidents on an average throughout India and lacs of productive lives are lost annually. These lives can be saved if proper education is given to masses regarding safety on roads and in everyday life. We need to setup adequate educational institutions that can impart the importance of safety aspect to masses. Safety should not be a mere word but a deep rooted concept in everyone's mind. Schools need to be include this in formal study.
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