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‘Free Bird’: Bengaluru Central Prison launches apparel brand handcrafted by inmates

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‘Free Bird’: Bengaluru Central Prison launches apparel brand handcrafted by inmates
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Bengaluru Central Prison has launched 'Free Bird', a brand of premium linen shirts stitched by inmates as part of a vocational rehabilitation program. The initiative, supported by HCL, aims to provide inmates with marketable skills and plans to expand into bakery production.

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This initiative highlights innovative approaches to prison reform and inmate rehabilitation through vocational training and market integration.

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The Parappana Agrahara Central Prison in Bengaluru has launched “Free Bird”, a new brand of premium ready-made linen shirts stitched by prison inmates as part of an ambitious rehabilitation and skill-development initiative.

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