Central Jail Indore gets own FM radio channel

Central Jail Indore gets own FM radio channel

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Category : State Published on: February 16 2022

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In Madhya Pradesh, Central Jail of Indore has started its own radio channel 'Jail Vaani-FM 18.77'. Through this radio channel, the jail inmates will get to know about the happening in the world.
The radio channel will also provide the jail inmates with information on health and social issues.
Radio station will act as medium for prisoners to tell their own stories and also to share their experiences.
Jails with such innovative measures adopted for reform of prisoners will certainly act as correctional institutions.
The aim is to inform jail inmates about what is happening across the world. Jails with such innovative measures adopted for the reform of prisoners will certainly act as correctional institutions.

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