Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's routine at Tihar Jail unfolds, starting with breakfast of bread and tea at 6:40 am. Transported to jail on Monday until April 15 in connection with the liquor policy case, Kejriwal engages in meditation and yoga in his cell for over an hour. His meals are scheduled at 12 noon for lunch and 5:30 pm for dinner, following the lockdown at 7 pm like other inmates. Allowed home-cooked food as per court orders, Kejriwal spends his time reading books such as the Ramayana, Mahabharata, and "How Prime Ministers Decide". He has listed six people, including his wife, children, private secretary, and AAP general secretary, whom he wishes to meet. Tihar's jail number 2, where he's lodged, houses manufacturing units. As Kejriwal adjusts to life in jail once again, he remains under constant scrutiny, awaiting his next legal proceedings.