The Madras High Court has granted permission to a convict, who is serving a 20-year sentence for an economic offense, to argue a case through video conference wearing regular civilian clothing. The convict, founder of the retail chain Subhiksha, filed a complaint stating that he was not allowed to wear civilian attire during virtual court hearings. The court has ordered him to appear virtually and wear regular shirt and full pants during the hearing.
-
Uncategorized
-
Uncategorized
The Byculla District Prison in Mumbai has inaugurated a prison radio show, becoming the first state prison to feature a female radio jockey. Rani, a 24-year-old undertrial charged with cheating, hosts the show and uses it as an opportunity to develop her skills and improve her employment prospects for the future. The radio show aims to bring positivity into the lives of the inmates by providing them with entertainment and a sense of hope.
