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Global Ties in Forensic Innovation
A new academic partnership has been formed to boost research, innovation, and skill development in forensic science. Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science (SIFS) India and Cagayan State University, Philippines, joined hands through an MoU to promote global learning and practical collaboration. [18.10.2025]
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A Global Forensic Alliance Begins
SIFS India signed an MoU with the College of Criminal Justice Education, De La Salle University–Dasmariñas. The signing ceremony was attended by key representatives from both institutions, including Dr. Nornelyn Lim-Cachuela, Vice President for Global Engagement and External Relations of DLSU-D; Dr. Rodel Esmilla, Dean of the College of Criminal Justice Education; and Ms. Sarah Jane Mendoza, Chair of the Forensic Science Department. This partnership strengthens global ties in forensic science through knowledge sharing and faculty exchange programs starting December 2025. [18.10.2025]
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Cyber Awareness for Young Minds
Workshop “Think Before You Click: Cyber Fraud Awareness & Training” at the School of Science, SAGE University, Bhopal. Dr. Ranjeet Singh shared valuable insights with UG and PG students about cyber forensic tools, mobile forensics, real-life case studies, fraud prevention techniques, and career pathways in cyber forensics. The session was filled with curiosity and interaction, as students learned practical ways to detect digital threats and ensure safe online practices. The workshop served as a strong step toward building cyber awareness and empowering the next generation of digital defenders. [13.09.2025]
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Landmark Collaboration for Future Forensic Minds
A significant milestone is achieved by signing an MoU with the School of Science, SAGE University, Bhopal. This collaboration will open new doors for learning and research in digital forensics, questioned document, and fingerprint examination. Together, both institutions planned hands-on workshops, expert-led sessions, and joint research projects to bridge the gap between academics and real-world forensic practice. [13.09.2025]
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MERAKI 3.0 – Celebrating Forensic Excellence
A vibrant celebration of truth, justice, and scientific curiosity, MERAKI 3.0 – Forensic Science Week 2025, was held at the Seminar Hall, School of Science, Sandip University, Nashik. The event brought together experts, educators, and aspiring forensic professionals on one platform and served as a medium for learning, collaboration, and showcasing the passion and skills of the next generation of forensic minds. [09.10.2025]-[11.10.2025]
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Building Future Cyber Guardians
What does it take to stay ahead in the digital world? We had the joy of exploring this with students during our 5-day Cyber Security Training at Malla Reddy University, Hyderabad. The program offered hands-on insights into Cyber Security and Cyber Forensics, helping students bridge classroom learning with industry practices. A big thank you to the university management and Dr. Ranjeet Singh for their support in making the sessions engaging and impactful. [15.09.2025]-[19.09.2025]
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Hands-On Forensic Learning at CGC Landran
Interactive Fingerprint Examination Workshop at Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Landran, Mohali, was conducted by SIFS India. The session offered students practical exposure to fingerprint analysis techniques, highlighting its vital role in forensic investigations. Through hands-on activities, participants enhanced their skills, gained real-world insights, and discovered how fingerprint science continues to be a cornerstone of modern forensic practice. [19.09.2025]
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Cracking Mysteries with Science
What if science could speak for the voiceless and uncover hidden truths? Dr. Ranjeet Singh brought this idea alive during his inspiring lecture at Bahra University. With simple yet powerful examples, he showed how forensic science plays a vital role in solving crimes and delivering justice. The engaging talk left students motivated to explore careers in forensic science and contribute to society meaningfully. [18.09.2025]
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Shaping the Future of Forensics Together
When knowledge meets opportunity, innovation begins. SIFS India and Bahra University have come together through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance forensic science education and research. This partnership will open doors for students to gain practical insights, sharpen investigative skills, and grow as future forensic experts by bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world application for a safer, smarter tomorrow. [18.09.2025]
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Honoring Our Mentors at SIFS India
SIFS India joyfully celebrated Teachers’ Day to honor the dedication and guidance of its CEO and founder, Dr. Ranjeet Singh and highlighted the invaluable role he had played in shaping future forensic professionals. The event was filled with heartfelt gratitude, where everyone expressed their appreciation and tokens of respect. It was a day of warmth, respect, and shared memories. [05.09.2025]
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Working Towards Forensic Excellence in Assam
We feel truly honored to support the Government of Assam as we work towards NABL accreditation for the Assam Forensic Science Laboratory. Visiting the Quality Council of India (QCI) and understanding their rigorous standards was inspiring. It’s a privilege to contribute our experience in cyber forensics, fingerprint analysis, and document examination to this collective effort. Together, we aim to position Assam as a center of forensic excellence, strengthening trust, quality, and innovation in the region. [12.08.2025]
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Combating Counterfeit Medicines
A meeting was held with the governor to discuss strategies for investigating counterfeit medicines. The discussion was attended by Dr. Keshav Kumar IPS (Retd.), Dr. Ranjeet Singh, and Shri Devesh Chandra Srivastava, Crime Special Commissioner, from Delhi Police, along with officers overseeing drug control operations. [12.08.2025]
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Tracking Digital Criminals with Expert Tools
Insightful sessions at Malla Reddy University on cyber attacks, digital forensic tools, and crime scene simulation were delivered by Dr. Ranjeet Kumar Singh along with Darshan Murali and Vaidik Patidar, who also shared their expertise in a 3-day workshop. The sessions offered deep insights into the evolving landscape of cyber threats, ranging from phishing and ransomware to malware attacks, and emphasized the critical role of digital forensics in combating them. Real-world case studies and live demonstrations of cybersecurity tools made the sessions even more interactive, enhancing the importance of education and awareness in this field. It was an action-packed, hands-on learning experience that left every participant more informed, aware, and inspired. [02.08.2025]-[04.08.2025]
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Uniting for a Stronger Forensic Future
A proud moment for all of us! SIFS India signed an MoU with Malla Reddy University, paving the way for meaningful collaboration in forensic science and cybersecurity. Dr. Ranjeet Kumar Singh shared the vision of building stronger academic bridges, where students don’t just learn but experience real-world challenges through hands-on training, expert talks, and future-ready initiatives. We are truly grateful to the university for this shared commitment to shaping skilled, aware, and responsible professionals. [02.08.2025]
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Next-Gen Forensic Paths
An interactive session was organized by Osmania University on the topic "Career Opportunities and Emerging Trends in Forensic Science." Dr. Ranjeet Singh delivered the session and discussed how advancements in technology are shaping the future of this dynamic field. He also highlighted the growing importance of practical skills and teamwork for students aspiring to build successful careers in forensic science. [01.08.2025]
View MoreGlobal Ties in Forensic Innovation
A new academic partnership has been formed to boost research, innovation, and skill development in forensic science. Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science (SIFS) India and Cagayan State University, Philippines, joined hands through an MoU to promote global learning and practical collaboration. [18.10.2025]
A Global Forensic Alliance Begins
SIFS India signed an MoU with the College of Criminal Justice Education, De La Salle University–Dasmariñas. The signing ceremony was attended by key representatives from both institutions, including Dr. Nornelyn Lim-Cachuela, Vice President for Global Engagement and External Relations of DLSU-D; Dr. Rodel Esmilla, Dean of the College of Criminal Justice Education; and Ms. Sarah Jane Mendoza, Chair of the Forensic Science Department. This partnership strengthens global ties in forensic science through knowledge sharing and faculty exchange programs starting December 2025. [18.10.2025]
Cyber Awareness for Young Minds
Workshop “Think Before You Click: Cyber Fraud Awareness & Training” at the School of Science, SAGE University, Bhopal. Dr. Ranjeet Singh shared valuable insights with UG and PG students about cyber forensic tools, mobile forensics, real-life case studies, fraud prevention techniques, and career pathways in cyber forensics. The session was filled with curiosity and interaction, as students learned practical ways to detect digital threats and ensure safe online practices. The workshop served as a strong step toward building cyber awareness and empowering the next generation of digital defenders. [13.09.2025]
Landmark Collaboration for Future Forensic Minds
A significant milestone is achieved by signing an MoU with the School of Science, SAGE University, Bhopal. This collaboration will open new doors for learning and research in digital forensics, questioned document, and fingerprint examination. Together, both institutions planned hands-on workshops, expert-led sessions, and joint research projects to bridge the gap between academics and real-world forensic practice. [13.09.2025]
MERAKI 3.0 – Celebrating Forensic Excellence
A vibrant celebration of truth, justice, and scientific curiosity, MERAKI 3.0 – Forensic Science Week 2025, was held at the Seminar Hall, School of Science, Sandip University, Nashik. The event brought together experts, educators, and aspiring forensic professionals on one platform and served as a medium for learning, collaboration, and showcasing the passion and skills of the next generation of forensic minds. [09.10.2025]-[11.10.2025]
Building Future Cyber Guardians
What does it take to stay ahead in the digital world? We had the joy of exploring this with students during our 5-day Cyber Security Training at Malla Reddy University, Hyderabad. The program offered hands-on insights into Cyber Security and Cyber Forensics, helping students bridge classroom learning with industry practices. A big thank you to the university management and Dr. Ranjeet Singh for their support in making the sessions engaging and impactful. [15.09.2025]-[19.09.2025]
Hands-On Forensic Learning at CGC Landran
Interactive Fingerprint Examination Workshop at Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Landran, Mohali, was conducted by SIFS India. The session offered students practical exposure to fingerprint analysis techniques, highlighting its vital role in forensic investigations. Through hands-on activities, participants enhanced their skills, gained real-world insights, and discovered how fingerprint science continues to be a cornerstone of modern forensic practice. [19.09.2025]
Cracking Mysteries with Science
What if science could speak for the voiceless and uncover hidden truths? Dr. Ranjeet Singh brought this idea alive during his inspiring lecture at Bahra University. With simple yet powerful examples, he showed how forensic science plays a vital role in solving crimes and delivering justice. The engaging talk left students motivated to explore careers in forensic science and contribute to society meaningfully. [18.09.2025]
Shaping the Future of Forensics Together
When knowledge meets opportunity, innovation begins. SIFS India and Bahra University have come together through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance forensic science education and research. This partnership will open doors for students to gain practical insights, sharpen investigative skills, and grow as future forensic experts by bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world application for a safer, smarter tomorrow. [18.09.2025]
Honoring Our Mentors at SIFS India
SIFS India joyfully celebrated Teachers’ Day to honor the dedication and guidance of its CEO and founder, Dr. Ranjeet Singh and highlighted the invaluable role he had played in shaping future forensic professionals. The event was filled with heartfelt gratitude, where everyone expressed their appreciation and tokens of respect. It was a day of warmth, respect, and shared memories. [05.09.2025]
Working Towards Forensic Excellence in Assam
We feel truly honored to support the Government of Assam as we work towards NABL accreditation for the Assam Forensic Science Laboratory. Visiting the Quality Council of India (QCI) and understanding their rigorous standards was inspiring. It’s a privilege to contribute our experience in cyber forensics, fingerprint analysis, and document examination to this collective effort. Together, we aim to position Assam as a center of forensic excellence, strengthening trust, quality, and innovation in the region. [12.08.2025]
Combating Counterfeit Medicines
A meeting was held with the governor to discuss strategies for investigating counterfeit medicines. The discussion was attended by Dr. Keshav Kumar IPS (Retd.), Dr. Ranjeet Singh, and Shri Devesh Chandra Srivastava, Crime Special Commissioner, from Delhi Police, along with officers overseeing drug control operations. [12.08.2025]
Tracking Digital Criminals with Expert Tools
Insightful sessions at Malla Reddy University on cyber attacks, digital forensic tools, and crime scene simulation were delivered by Dr. Ranjeet Kumar Singh along with Darshan Murali and Vaidik Patidar, who also shared their expertise in a 3-day workshop. The sessions offered deep insights into the evolving landscape of cyber threats, ranging from phishing and ransomware to malware attacks, and emphasized the critical role of digital forensics in combating them. Real-world case studies and live demonstrations of cybersecurity tools made the sessions even more interactive, enhancing the importance of education and awareness in this field. It was an action-packed, hands-on learning experience that left every participant more informed, aware, and inspired. [02.08.2025]-[04.08.2025]
Uniting for a Stronger Forensic Future
A proud moment for all of us! SIFS India signed an MoU with Malla Reddy University, paving the way for meaningful collaboration in forensic science and cybersecurity. Dr. Ranjeet Kumar Singh shared the vision of building stronger academic bridges, where students don’t just learn but experience real-world challenges through hands-on training, expert talks, and future-ready initiatives. We are truly grateful to the university for this shared commitment to shaping skilled, aware, and responsible professionals. [02.08.2025]
Next-Gen Forensic Paths
