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Section 28: (1) Daily routine and House and of work

The Mysore Borstal School Rules, 1969.State Rules of Karnataka · 1964

All inmates provided they are medically fit shall be required to engage in drill, study and work for eight hours on every working day.

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(2) The following daily routine shall be observed in the School:- 5-30 A.M to 6 A.M Toilet, meditation, preparation for unloking counting, search and leaving the barracks.

6 to 6-30 A.M Visit to latrines, bath morning prayers.

6-30 to 7-30 A.M Parado and physical training 7-30 to 8 A.M Light morning meal (Ganji) 8 A.M to 11-30A.M Work sheds, Agricultural training Education classes.

11 .30 A.M to 1 P.M Midday meal and rest 1 P.M to 3.30 A.M Work sheds, Agricultural and other training 3-30 P.M to 4-30 P.M Recreation and games.

4-30 P.M to 5-30 P.M Wash, Social Education 5-30 P.M to 6 P.M Evening Meal 6 P.M to 9-30 P.M News papers, books, Radio Cultural Activities and lockup search , counting meditation.

9-30 P.M To bed.

According to seasonal conditions the Superintendents may modify the evening programmes after 3-30 P.M to such extend as the considers necessary.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Mysore Borstal School Rules, 1969.
Section28
Marginal note(1) Daily routine and House and of work
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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