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Book Details

  • ISBN: 9788177663532

  • Edition: 12th

  • Publishing Year: April 2000

  • Pages: 424

  • Language: Translated from English to Marathi

  • Category: Reference and General

  • Binding: Paperback

  • Translators: Leena Sohoni

  • Publisher: Mehta Publishing House


About The Book

"Tihar: The Transformation" takes readers into the heart of India's most notorious prison, Tihar Jail, which was once infamous for drugs, internal fights, and corruption. The story unfolds under the leadership of Kiran Bedi, the first woman to serve as the Director General of Delhi Prisons. Her extraordinary efforts over a period of just seven months completely transformed the prison environment.

Through innovative measures like the introduction of a petition box that allows prisoners to anonymously report corruption, drug trafficking, and abuse within the system, Kiran Bedi turned the prison from a place of chaos into one of relative peace. The prisoners, who once lived in fear and armed with weapons, began to feel a sense of humanity through the reforms implemented.

The book chronicles the groundbreaking changes she introduced, including a focus on meditation, vocational training, and legal guidance, all of which helped soften the hearts of even the most hardened criminals. Tihar Jail evolved from a place of despair into a space where the inmates could seek spiritual solace through prayer and community activities.