A twenty seven year old British school teacher,  Mary Tyler  unexpectedly lands in a Bihar jail. This is a brilliant and moving expose of the condition of jails in India and  speaks of poverty, political dictatorship and judicial apathy. Mary Tyler's movingly written account of her experience in Hazaribagh jail in Bihar, where she spent five years as a 'Naxalite' prisoner,  echoes  many Indians 'who were (and still are) behind bars'. \n \nMary Tyler now lives in Britain and works on human rights issues. \n \nTranslator Sahavasi is a noted personality in the Telugu cultural and literary world. He initiated a new tradition in Telugu translation. \n \nhttps://play.google.com/store/books/details/Mary_Tyler_Bharat_Desham_lo_Na_Jailu_Jeevitam_Mary?id=gpgZEAAAQBAJ \n \n  \n \n