Archive · 2 Oct 2025
Hyderabad Prison to Launch 'Manchahe Geet' Cultural Program
In Hyderabad, the prison system is doing more than just keeping people locked up.
They held a special day for prisoners, celebrating their welfare.
A new program called 'Manchahe Geet' is starting soon, offering inmates a chance to sing and express themselves.
Also, a new center to help inmates quit drugs has opened.
The goal is to help people change and get ready to live normal lives again after they leave.
Officials encouraged inmates to participate in activities and seek help when needed.
Telangana Prisons observed Prisoners’ Welfare Day on October 2nd.
Dr. Soumya Mishra spoke about the importance of inmate welfare and reform.
The 'Manchahe Geet' cultural program will be launched soon at Central Prison Hyderabad.
A De-Addiction Centre was inaugurated at Central Prison, Hyderabad.
Sports and games competitions were held for inmates.
- Who
- Dr. Soumya Mishra, the Director-General of Telangana Prisons and Correctional Services, and the inmates of Central Prison Hyderabad
- What
- Launch of the 'Manchahe Geet' cultural program, Prisoners’ Welfare Day celebration, and the inauguration of a De-Addiction Centre.
- When
- October 2nd (Prisoners’ Welfare Day), and soon for the 'Manchahe Geet' launch.
- Where
- Central Prison, Hyderabad
- Why
- To promote inmate welfare, reform, and rehabilitation; also to combat drug abuse.
- Event
- Launch of 'Manchahe Geet' cultural program
- Location
- Central Prison, Hyderabad
- Organizer
- Telangana Prisons and Correctional Services
- Main Focus
- Inmate welfare, rehabilitation
- Key Person
- Dr. Soumya Mishra, DG of Telangana Prisons