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In its bid to keep jail inmates abreast about what is happening in the outside world, Central Jail of Indore has got its own radio channel &#39;Jail Vaani-FM 18.77&#39;.</p>
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Through the radio channel, prisoners are also expected to get access to entertainment and information on health issues.</p>
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&quot;The administration wants jails to be like correctional facilities. Through this radio channel the jail inmates will get to know what is happening in the world,&quot; said Alka Sonkar, Jail Superintendent.</p>
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Sonkar credited Madhya Chief Minister Shivraj Singh for the initiative. &quot;He is sensitive in this matter, and gave a lot of encouragement. We have started the radio station by taking due permission for this,&quot; she added.</p>
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