Care for VIPs in jails irks HC
With a view to curtailing the special privileges to ‘VIP’ convicts in prisons, the Kerala high court has initiated suo moto proceedings and asked the state to expedite jail reforms of the kind suggest
Prisoners are sitting ducks here
If someone wants to kill a terrorist or some high profile prisoner lodged in the district jail here, it’s easy for him to gun his target down.
All that the assailant needs to do is to get atop one of
Gaol towards reform?
Let us reform our schools, and we shall find little reform needed in our prisons
— John Ruskin
Jail is probably the only place one does not wish to visit despite the free stay, free food and free me
Underwear escaper strips away Japan jail security
A prisoner serving 23 years for attempted murder was on the run on Thursday after escaping from a penitentiary in Hiroshima clad only in white underwear, Japan's first jailbreak in more than two decad
HIV patients spread scare in Kerala sub-jail
HIV positive prisoners are spreading a scare among other inmates in Mattanchery Sub-jail. Authorities are finding it hard to accommodate them in a separate cell.
Officials complain that the HIV posit
Jail turns crowd-puller with VIPs in slammer
With several high-profile politicians cooling their heels at Coimbatore central prison, the jail complex is attracting a steady flow of visitors.
Prison officials claimed that with over 600 people v
Man faces 5-yr jail for hacking wife’s emails
New York, Dec. 28: A 33-year-old man is facing up to five years in jail in the US for allegedly hacking his wife’s e-mails, after he suspected her of cheating on him, a media report said.
Leon Walker
Molester Rathore walks out of prison, smirk intact
Chandigarh, Nov. 12: The smile was intact on the face of former Haryana police chief S.P.S. Rathore, who walked out of jail Friday after spending nearly six months of his 18-month prison term for mole
Jailed Indian e-voting whistleblower wins US award
Washington: Hari Prasad Vemuru, a jailed Indian e-voting researcher, is one of the four winners of the 2010 Pioneer Awards of San Francisco headquartered Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), a leadin
HC turns fortress for Kasab's hearing
Mumbai: A thick security blanket has been thrown in and around the Bombay High Court which will hear from tomorrow the arguments on confirmation of death sentence awarded to Pakistani terrorist Ajmal