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81 Tamil Nadu prison inmates publish 85 books of poetry and short stories

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Eighty-one inmates in Tamil Nadu's prisons have collectively published 85 books of poems and short stories. The writing project has opened new possibilities for the prisoners themselves. Their families, particularly their wives, have expressed pride in the achievement. Even so, the families continue to hope for the men's eventual return home.

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