7. 8. Nappies (jail made) Clothings (Medium quality) 4 per six months 4 sets per six months Note. -Under- trial prisoners who cannot .maintain themselves shall also be supplied the above articles at same scale at Government expenses. Clothing of convict officers: Rule519. (i) Convict officers shall be issued the same clothing prescribed for ordinary prisoners except that they shall be issued a red berretcap with a brass badge instead of the ordinary cap. (ii) The colour of kurtas and salwars shall be yellow for moqaddams and green for shinposhes. (iii) A leather belt shall issue to a moqaddam and shiposh. (iv) Convict officers on the duty outside the barracks at night shall be provided with wollen great coats during winter. Clothing infants: Rule520. The Superintendent shall provide children permitted to remain with their mothers in prison with all necessary clothing in accordance with the requirements of the season. Certain prisoners to wear black cap: Rule521. Convicted prisoners who had escaped or attempted to escape from prison shall wear a cap of distinctive colour and shall be issued a cap of black colour. Clothing to be marked: Rule522. The admission number of every prisoner sentenced to the period of imprisonment shall be stamped on his clothing, and bedding. Cotton articles shall be marked with one inch numbers with indelible ink, while woollen articles shall marked with white paint. Life of clothing and bedding: 182 Rule523. (i) All cotton clothing should ordinarily last for six

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