Archive · 30 Jan 2026
Rotary Club Brings Music to Byculla Women’s Jail
The Rotary Club of Mumbai South Cuffe Parade organized a special music event at the Byculla Women’s Jail.
This jail has about 400 women inmates.
The event was meant to bring joy and comfort to the inmates through music.
The superintendent of the jail, Vikas Rajnawalkar, thanked the Rotary Club for this kind initiative.
Many members of the Rotary Club were present at the event.
The music helped to create a sense of connection and dignity among the inmates.
The Rotary Club of Mumbai South Cuffe Parade organized a musical programme at Byculla Women’s Jail.
The jail houses nearly 400 women inmates.
The event aimed to bring hope, healing, and a sense of humanity to the inmates.
The Superintendent, Vikas Rajnawalkar, expressed gratitude to the Rotary Club for the initiative.
Key attendees included Rtn. Virendra Sanghavi, Rtn. Shyam Lohia, Rtn. Jagdish Todi, Secretary Rtn. Rajesh Dube, Rtn. Bharthi Bhatija, Rtn. Sonal Somaiya, Rtn. Tehemton Dalal, and Rtn. Nargis Gaur.
- Who
- Rotary Club of Mumbai South Cuffe Parade and Byculla Women’s Jail inmates
- What
- A musical programme organized by the Rotary Club
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Byculla Women’s Jail, Mumbai
- Why
- To bring hope, healing, and a sense of humanity to the inmates
- Organizer
- Rotary Club of Mumbai South Cuffe Parade
- Location
- Byculla Women’s Jail
- Number of Inmates
- 400
- Event Type
- Musical Programme
- Superintendent
- Vikas Rajnawalkar
- Key Attendees
- Rtn. Virendra Sanghavi, Rtn. Shyam Lohia, Rtn. Jagdish Todi, Secretary Rtn. Rajesh Dube, Rtn. Bharthi Bhatija, Rtn. Sonal Somaiya, Rtn. Tehemton Dalal, Rtn. Nargis Gaur