CENTRAL JAIL AIM:

•Although prison matter is a current issue in public

opinion, the problems of this matter, in terms of
INTRODUCTION: architecture profession and its main principles,
•“Prison’s way of life is mentally more taxing haven’t been examined enough.
then physically.” Rising population increases •Not only the appearance of prisons as an
crime rate and it leads to need for prison. architectural work, and the economic and political
• So to lower the rate of crime the universally reasons of this appearance but also the appearance
accepted goal of penology is rehabilitation of of spatial design problems, and when historical
inmates for which correctional programmes process is taken into consideration, how prisons
are conceived. have been considered spatially throughout the
• The objective of providing correctional history and have to be considered now, should be
programmes to the inmates is to improve discussed.
their behavior, i.e. before and after release
from their adjudicated confinement.
•As it improves human adjustments,
education, understanding of human
problems, etc. and it is something that can
reduce the rate of criminality in society as
well as in larger prospect of the world.
• Jail is a well-equipped place guarded with
security and by basic amenities where person MAJOR PROBLEMS FACED IN INDIAN PRISONS:
are kept in custody for the wrongful things •Overcrowding
they have done in the eyes of law. •Delay in trial
•Torture and ill treatment LOCATION:
•Neglect of health and hygiene Mamnoor Police Camp, Warangal,
JUSTIFICATION: Telengana.Area Alloted: 100 acres.
•Insufficient food and inadequate clothing
•  With the numbers of crimes increasing
•Management of open air prisons
by the day, the criminal count is
increasing too. Rehabilitation does not
seem to be well attained due to persistent
crimes committed by the convicted
persons even after being punished and
rehabilitated formerly.
• Another concern being, there is no
acceptance of these prisoners back into
the society after being released, which
may have extensive amounts of impact on
their psychology. Punishment is not the
sole aim; reformation and rehabilitation
follow it too.