Special programme for Guwahati Central Jail inmates ends

Around 1,800 inmates of the Guwahati Central Jail viewed the first-ever 'Exhibition of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav and eight years of Reform' which concluded on Sunday.
Special programme for Guwahati Central Jail inmates ends

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GUWAHATI: Around 1,800 inmates of the Guwahati Central Jail viewed the first-ever 'Exhibition of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav and eight years of Reform' which concluded on Sunday. The event comprised a two-day photo exhibition organized by the Central Bureau of Communication, Regional Office, Guwahati at the jail premises.

Addressing the inaugural ceremony held on Saturday, Gobinda Malakar, Superintendent, Guwahati Central Jail, said, "This is the first time such an exhibition has been organized inside the Guwahati Central Jail. Inside the jail, there are many people of different castes and tribes, but the Central Bureau of Communication has conveyed the message of unity and solidarity to us through this exhibition. This programme will encourage the inmates to empower and enrich their lives through various Government policies and initiatives."

Addressing the gathering, Pavni Gupta, Deputy Director, Press Information Bureau (PIB), Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, said that the purpose of this photo exhibition was to make people aware about the contribution of the freedom fighters to our freedom struggle and make them aware about our rich history and heritage. She further said that through the photo panels displayed in the exhibition, the viewers can learn about the unsung heroes of the North-East like Kanaklata Baruah, Kushal Konwar, Maniram Dewan and many others.

The departmental artistes of CBC, Guwahati presented a colourful cultural performance in the exhibition through classical and modern music and dances like the Dal Badli dance of Rajasthan. The PRT troupes of CBC, Guwahati also performed various folk and traditional dances like the Xatriya dance, Bhortal dance, Deodhani etc. They also performed a street play conveying the message of social reform.

On this occasion, art and music competitions were held among the inmates of the jail. The prizes of the Art and music competitions were also distributed on Sunday.

Kalyan Choudhury, Jailor, Guwahati Central Jail, Parinita Borah, Jailor, Guwahati Central Jail, and Hiramani Das, Field Exhibition Officer, CBC, Guwahati were also present on the occasion.

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