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Future-Ready Forensics: India’s Leap Toward Global Standards
Crimes are evolving—so must our investigations. On 11th April 2025, B.A.LL.B & B.B.A.LL.B 6th semester students at Gitarattan International Business School explored how India can enhance its digital forensic capabilities by aligning with global standards like BNS, BSA, and BNSS. Dr. Ranjeet Singh bridged law and technology for the next-gen legal minds. The session offered valuable knowledge on the evolving role of digital forensics in India's legal landscape. [11.04.2025]
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Strengthening the Future of Forensic Science!
We’re excited to share that Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science, India, has partnered with Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur, Rajasthan, through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This collaboration opens doors to cutting-edge education, hands-on training, and innovative research—shaping the future of forensic science together! [22.02.2025]
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A New Chapter in Forensic Excellence
A dynamic collaboration between Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science, India and Teerthanker Mahaveer University, Moradabad, as we officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)! This collaboration marks the beginning of impactful research, knowledge sharing, and groundbreaking innovation, driving forward our shared mission to elevate education and inspire change! [07.10.2024]
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18 Years of Excellence: A Journey of Dedication and Leadership
Eighteen incredible years of excellence! A milestone worth celebrating under the visionary leadership of Dr. Ranjeet Singh, the founder and CEO. The celebration began with a cake-cutting ceremony, followed by lunch and fun activities. Later, certificates were awarded to all team members for their dedication by Dr. Ranjeet Singh and Mr. Vijay Rustagi. The event concluded with a memorable group photo, capturing the essence of the occasion. [28.09.2024]
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Bridging the Gap: Inspiring Forensic Graduates at Aurangabad
In an engaging institute-industry interaction session under MILAP (Meet to Industry, Legal, and Academic Professionals), Dr. Ranjeet Singh captivated students at the Government Institute of Forensic Science, Aurangabad, with his expert talk, "Expectations of Industry from Forensic Graduates," which emphasized the need to align forensic education to meet industry demands and the skills forensic aspirants must possess to succeed in this field. The session also provided students with an opportunity to clarify their doubts from the experts and make new connections, which will benefit them both personally and professionally. [20.09.2024]
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Shaping Tomorrow’s Forensic Leaders
MoU signing between the Government Institute of Forensic Science Aurangabad Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, India, and SIFS India to promote training and research opportunities in forensic science. This partnership focuses on encouraging new ideas, sharing knowledge, and working together on research in forensic science. Our goal is to improve forensic education and make investigation methods better for everyone in the field. [20.09.2024]
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Successful Forensic Workshop Completion
The two-day workshop on Questioned Document, Fingerprint Examination, and Crime Scene Investigation, conducted by Dr. Ranjeet Singh from SIFS India at Sandip University, concluded with a valedictory session. The event enriched participants' practical knowledge in forensic techniques and investigative procedures. Students gained hands-on experience, which enhanced their skills for real-world applications. Dr. Singh's expertise provided invaluable insights, making the workshop a huge success. [19.09.2024]
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Forensic Insights: A Practical Experience!
An engaging talk on Questioned Documents and their examination, covering various types, including handwritten notes and signature analysis was delivered by Dr. Ranjeet Singh at the workshop organized by the Department of Forensic Science, School of Science, Sandip University, Nashik. He also discussed how to maintain the chain of custody for document evidence and emphasized the legal importance of questioned document examination. [18.09.2024]
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Getting Hands-On with Forensics!
During the second activity of our workshop at Sandip University's Department of Forensic Science, students engaged in exciting hands-on exercises focused on questioned documents. They gained practical experience by examining security features and secret writing. Students explored the security features in currency notes and checks and learned how to analyze secret writing to uncover hidden messages using creative techniques. [18.09.2024]
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Discovering Forensics: A Hands-On Workshop!
A two-day workshop was held at the Department of Forensic Science, School of Science, Sandip University, Nashik, by Dr. Ranjeet Singh and team SIFS and focused on essential topics like Questioned Documents, Fingerprint Examination, and Crime Scene Investigation. On the first day, students gained practical experience with questioned documents, starting with a session on signature examination where they explored various forgery techniques and learned how to detect them effectively. [18.09.2024]
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Jealousy Turned Deadly: Resolving the Mock Crime of Manipulation
A deadly fight among three friends mock activity was presented at a workshop organized by the Department of Forensic Science at Sandip University, Nashik. The scenario involved the gathering of these friends who enjoyed drinks and talked about various topics, including love. The complications arose when friend 1 fell for a girl who was unknown to him and was loved by friend 2. Friend 3 took advantage of this tension and further fueled friend 1’s jealousy toward friend 2. This toxic manipulation resulted in a tragic incident where, out of jealousy during an argument over the girl, Friend 1 stabbed friend 2. This case highlighted serious complications that can arise due to jealousy and manipulation. The discussion further showcased what essential role forensic analysis plays in understanding the motivations behind crimes and events that lead to such horrific acts. [19.09.2024]
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Chilling Crime: Solving the Mock Dismemberment Mystery
A shocking mock murder mystery of a male in his early to mid-20s, an activity during a workshop organized by the Department of Forensic Science at Sandip University, Nashik. The victim was found dismembered, with missing right arm, feet, and head and his left arm and a saw were found nearby. An eyewitness, a security guard, reported seeing a suspect who according to him was a man wearing a saree with a mullet haircut, was barefoot and was eating the left arm before fleeing. He left behind a stole and an AirPod. When further investigations were conducted, a skull and a left arm of another victim was found, suggesting that the area might have been used for dumping bodies. Also, an unidentified shoeprint was found nearby that further complicated the case. This mock activity highlighted how crucial is forensic analysis in solving such complex cases. [19.09.2024]
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Poisoned to Death: Solving the Mock Crime Scene Mystery
Dead body of a young girl found near her car. The key evidence included a syringe, a hair sample in her hand, and bluish-black discoloration on her neck. This was a mock crime scene activity that was conducted during a workshop organized by the Department of Forensic Science at Sandip University, Nashik. The participating team beautifully solved the mystery and presented their findings during discussion. As per their findings, toxicological tests confirmed she had been injected with Botulinum plant poison. And also, the suspect's DNA was found in her hair sample, which further supported the theory that the suspect attacked the victim from behind, injected her with poison, and covered her mouth. Despite her struggle, the victim succumbed to her injuries. The activity highlighted the crucial role forensics play in resolving such crimes. [19.09.2024]
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Deadly Rejection: Forensics in Action at Mock Crime Scene
A young woman was found dead in a parking area mock crime scene activity held by a team of students during a workshop organized by the Department of Forensic Science at Sandip University, Nashik. An eyewitness found the victim and called the police. During investigations, it was found to be the case of a rejected proposal that led to an attempted acid attack and rape, resulting in the girl’s tragic death during the assault. Forensic evidence played a crucial role in catching the suspects and was beautifully demonstrated by the investigating team during the mock activity and discussion thereafter. [19.09.2024]
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Sunita Sharma’s Mock Crime Scene Investigation: A Forensic Mystery in Action
The tragic death of Sunita Sharma—an outdoor mock crime scene activity presented during a workshop by the Department of Forensic Science at Sandip University, Nashik. Her body was found hanging in a nearby forest, and her partner Prashant Verma was the prime suspect. Key evidence included Prashant’s wallet at the scene and a blank suicide note with indentations suggesting she may have been forced to write it. The participants beautifully followed all the crime scene investigation process, and later during the talk, the importance of witness statements, forensic examination, and keeping the chain of custody for evidence was highlighted along with legal issues that arose while investigating questioned documents in this case. [19.09.2024]
View MoreFuture-Ready Forensics: India’s Leap Toward Global Standards
Crimes are evolving—so must our investigations. On 11th April 2025, B.A.LL.B & B.B.A.LL.B 6th semester students at Gitarattan International Business School explored how India can enhance its digital forensic capabilities by aligning with global standards like BNS, BSA, and BNSS. Dr. Ranjeet Singh bridged law and technology for the next-gen legal minds. The session offered valuable knowledge on the evolving role of digital forensics in India's legal landscape. [11.04.2025]
Strengthening the Future of Forensic Science!
We’re excited to share that Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science, India, has partnered with Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur, Rajasthan, through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This collaboration opens doors to cutting-edge education, hands-on training, and innovative research—shaping the future of forensic science together! [22.02.2025]
A New Chapter in Forensic Excellence
A dynamic collaboration between Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science, India and Teerthanker Mahaveer University, Moradabad, as we officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)! This collaboration marks the beginning of impactful research, knowledge sharing, and groundbreaking innovation, driving forward our shared mission to elevate education and inspire change! [07.10.2024]
18 Years of Excellence: A Journey of Dedication and Leadership
Eighteen incredible years of excellence! A milestone worth celebrating under the visionary leadership of Dr. Ranjeet Singh, the founder and CEO. The celebration began with a cake-cutting ceremony, followed by lunch and fun activities. Later, certificates were awarded to all team members for their dedication by Dr. Ranjeet Singh and Mr. Vijay Rustagi. The event concluded with a memorable group photo, capturing the essence of the occasion. [28.09.2024]
Bridging the Gap: Inspiring Forensic Graduates at Aurangabad
In an engaging institute-industry interaction session under MILAP (Meet to Industry, Legal, and Academic Professionals), Dr. Ranjeet Singh captivated students at the Government Institute of Forensic Science, Aurangabad, with his expert talk, "Expectations of Industry from Forensic Graduates," which emphasized the need to align forensic education to meet industry demands and the skills forensic aspirants must possess to succeed in this field. The session also provided students with an opportunity to clarify their doubts from the experts and make new connections, which will benefit them both personally and professionally. [20.09.2024]
Shaping Tomorrow’s Forensic Leaders
MoU signing between the Government Institute of Forensic Science Aurangabad Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, India, and SIFS India to promote training and research opportunities in forensic science. This partnership focuses on encouraging new ideas, sharing knowledge, and working together on research in forensic science. Our goal is to improve forensic education and make investigation methods better for everyone in the field. [20.09.2024]
Successful Forensic Workshop Completion
The two-day workshop on Questioned Document, Fingerprint Examination, and Crime Scene Investigation, conducted by Dr. Ranjeet Singh from SIFS India at Sandip University, concluded with a valedictory session. The event enriched participants' practical knowledge in forensic techniques and investigative procedures. Students gained hands-on experience, which enhanced their skills for real-world applications. Dr. Singh's expertise provided invaluable insights, making the workshop a huge success. [19.09.2024]
Forensic Insights: A Practical Experience!
An engaging talk on Questioned Documents and their examination, covering various types, including handwritten notes and signature analysis was delivered by Dr. Ranjeet Singh at the workshop organized by the Department of Forensic Science, School of Science, Sandip University, Nashik. He also discussed how to maintain the chain of custody for document evidence and emphasized the legal importance of questioned document examination. [18.09.2024]
Getting Hands-On with Forensics!
During the second activity of our workshop at Sandip University's Department of Forensic Science, students engaged in exciting hands-on exercises focused on questioned documents. They gained practical experience by examining security features and secret writing. Students explored the security features in currency notes and checks and learned how to analyze secret writing to uncover hidden messages using creative techniques. [18.09.2024]
Discovering Forensics: A Hands-On Workshop!
A two-day workshop was held at the Department of Forensic Science, School of Science, Sandip University, Nashik, by Dr. Ranjeet Singh and team SIFS and focused on essential topics like Questioned Documents, Fingerprint Examination, and Crime Scene Investigation. On the first day, students gained practical experience with questioned documents, starting with a session on signature examination where they explored various forgery techniques and learned how to detect them effectively. [18.09.2024]
Jealousy Turned Deadly: Resolving the Mock Crime of Manipulation
A deadly fight among three friends mock activity was presented at a workshop organized by the Department of Forensic Science at Sandip University, Nashik. The scenario involved the gathering of these friends who enjoyed drinks and talked about various topics, including love. The complications arose when friend 1 fell for a girl who was unknown to him and was loved by friend 2. Friend 3 took advantage of this tension and further fueled friend 1’s jealousy toward friend 2. This toxic manipulation resulted in a tragic incident where, out of jealousy during an argument over the girl, Friend 1 stabbed friend 2. This case highlighted serious complications that can arise due to jealousy and manipulation. The discussion further showcased what essential role forensic analysis plays in understanding the motivations behind crimes and events that lead to such horrific acts. [19.09.2024]
Chilling Crime: Solving the Mock Dismemberment Mystery
A shocking mock murder mystery of a male in his early to mid-20s, an activity during a workshop organized by the Department of Forensic Science at Sandip University, Nashik. The victim was found dismembered, with missing right arm, feet, and head and his left arm and a saw were found nearby. An eyewitness, a security guard, reported seeing a suspect who according to him was a man wearing a saree with a mullet haircut, was barefoot and was eating the left arm before fleeing. He left behind a stole and an AirPod. When further investigations were conducted, a skull and a left arm of another victim was found, suggesting that the area might have been used for dumping bodies. Also, an unidentified shoeprint was found nearby that further complicated the case. This mock activity highlighted how crucial is forensic analysis in solving such complex cases. [19.09.2024]
Poisoned to Death: Solving the Mock Crime Scene Mystery
Dead body of a young girl found near her car. The key evidence included a syringe, a hair sample in her hand, and bluish-black discoloration on her neck. This was a mock crime scene activity that was conducted during a workshop organized by the Department of Forensic Science at Sandip University, Nashik. The participating team beautifully solved the mystery and presented their findings during discussion. As per their findings, toxicological tests confirmed she had been injected with Botulinum plant poison. And also, the suspect's DNA was found in her hair sample, which further supported the theory that the suspect attacked the victim from behind, injected her with poison, and covered her mouth. Despite her struggle, the victim succumbed to her injuries. The activity highlighted the crucial role forensics play in resolving such crimes. [19.09.2024]
Deadly Rejection: Forensics in Action at Mock Crime Scene
A young woman was found dead in a parking area mock crime scene activity held by a team of students during a workshop organized by the Department of Forensic Science at Sandip University, Nashik. An eyewitness found the victim and called the police. During investigations, it was found to be the case of a rejected proposal that led to an attempted acid attack and rape, resulting in the girl’s tragic death during the assault. Forensic evidence played a crucial role in catching the suspects and was beautifully demonstrated by the investigating team during the mock activity and discussion thereafter. [19.09.2024]
Sunita Sharma’s Mock Crime Scene Investigation: A Forensic Mystery in Action
