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The Bad Boys of Bokaro Jail. Author: Chetan Mahajan; Publisher: Penguin UK; Release: 15 February ; GET THIS BOOK The Bad Boys of Bokaro Jail. What happens when a business executive is thrown into a jail in small town Jharkhand? He ends up with an education of a lifetime. The Bad Boys of Bokaro Jail - Kindle edition by Mahajan, Chetan. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Bad Boys of Bokaro Jail.  · The Bad Boys of Bokaro Jail | Chetan Mahajan. Chetan Mahajan ’s literary activities started in the least propitious of circumstances—inside a lock-up of Bokaro Jail in Jharkhand. In Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins.

Book Discussion - The Bad Boys of Bokaro Jail by Chetan MahanTo read the blog click here bltadwin.ru Bad Boys of Bokaro jail is a prison ethnography - written in a daily journal style. It reminded me of Sudhir Venkatesh's 'Gang-leader for a day', except that the latter was written for a PhD research work done in the Black neighborhoods of Chicago, while author Chetan Mahajan lands himself in an Indian prison not by choice, but purely by chance. Image: Chetan Mahajan (inset) narrates his experience of being in captivity in his book, 'The Bad Boys of Bokaro Jail'.(Main picture used here for representational purposes only.) Photographs.

The Bad Boys of Bokaro Jail is written by author Chetan Mahajan. Spanning pages, it was published by Penguin Random House in Content. Mahajan, author of the book, then working with Everonn, was accused of fraud and arrested in end of The Bad Boys of Bokaro Jail. Author: Chetan Mahajan; Publisher: Penguin UK; Release: 15 February ; GET THIS BOOK The Bad Boys of Bokaro Jail. What happens when a business executive is thrown into a jail in small town Jharkhand? He ends up with an education of a lifetime. Bad Boys of Bokaro jail is a prison ethnography - written in a daily journal style. It reminded me of Sudhir Venkatesh's 'Gang-leader for a day', except that the latter was written for a PhD research work done in the Black neighborhoods of Chicago, while author Chetan Mahajan lands himself in an Indian prison not by choice, but purely by chance, and for no fault of his.