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Techniques to Develop, Collect, and Preserve Unseen Impressions
Latent fingerprints are the most common type of evidence found at a crime scene. This hands-on session equipped students with the techniques to develop, collect, and preserve latent fingerprints on various surfaces.
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Casting Method for Shoe Print Development
Shoeprints are commonly encountered at crime scenes. Although they might not provide exact personal identification information, they can lead the investigators to the offender. As part of the training, students learned how to develop shoeprints using the casting method, including the process to recognize, document, and preserve shoeprint evidence.
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Biology Department Establishment | SIFS India
A glimpse of the biology division at SIFS India. Due to the rising number of violent crimes, we have observed an increasing inflow of biological evidence for analysis. To cater to the demand for these services, we have established a dedicated biology wing within our organization.
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Mastering the Art of Fingerprinting with Practical Skills
A hands-on fingerprint taking session was conducted for the students to help them gain practical skills about the usage of a fingerprinting kit, a fingerprint card for recording impressions, and knowledge about legible and illegible prints.
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Traditional and Contemporary Secret Message Writing Methods
Secret message writing styles have persisted throughout history. A hands-on session was conducted for the trainees to make them aware of the traditional and contemporary methods of concealing and revealing hidden messages. The students gained insights about the methods to decode concealed information and how to use it as a tool in forensic analysis and investigative work.
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Crime Prevention | National Conference| ISCA, Sagar Chapter
Dr. Ranjeet Singh, along with Dr. Harsh Sharma, Dir. FSL Sagar, shared his knowledge during a national conference on "The Role of Science and Technology in Crime Prevention," organized by the B.T. Institute of Excellence, Sagar, and the Indian Science Congress Association.
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Fraudulent Check Examination Using Forensic Techniques
In situations involving financial fraud or money laundering, it is crucial to conduct a comprehensive examination of documents rather than solely focusing on the written content. A specialized session on the examination of fraudulent checks was conducted for the students. The practical session highlighted how to examine a document, including its design, security features, and other elements, to detect potential signs of forgery.
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Murder Crime Scene Investigation Activity
A murder crime scene reconstruction activity was conducted for the students to gain practical insights into the procedure that goes behind investigating a crime scene, from the first visit to transporting evidence to the laboratory.
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Investigation Techniques to Tackle Complex Criminal Cases
A mass murder crime scene mock investigation was conducted for the students of the 2019 batch. The students learned the significance of collaboration and thorough investigation in tackling complex and challenging criminal cases.
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Murder Crime Scene Investigation Activity
A crime scene reconstruction activity was organized for the students to help them acquire the expertise to interpret bloodstain patterns and contribute to the accurate reconstruction of crime scenes.
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Award of Appreciation | FORENSICON 2019 | National Conference
Dr. Ranjeet Singh received the prestigious Award of Appreciation in recognition of his exceptional contributions to corporate forensics during the national conference on "Challenge & Innovation in the Criminal Justice System." This esteemed event was organized by the Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Institute of Forensic Science & Criminology at Bundelkhand University.
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Developing Investigative Skills Under Low-Light Conditions
A night crime scene investigation mock drill was conducted for the students to develop their investigative skills under realistic, low-light conditions, ensuring they are well-prepared for any situation they may encounter in their future forensic careers.
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Inspiring and Preparing Students for Upcoming Summer Training
Ahead of the commencement of the summer training program, Dr. Ranjeet Singh engaged in an informative session with students. During this interaction, he discussed the extensive scope of forensic science to inspire and prepare the students for their forthcoming training.
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Forensic Comparative Science: International Seminar
Dr. Ranjeet Singh, along with other eminent forensic experts, got a chance to participate in the International Seminar on "Forensic Comparative Science: Generalizing Across Disciplines," hosted by Sanskriti University in Mathura. This enlightening event featured John R. Vanderkolk, the manager of the Indiana State Police Laboratory, as the keynote speaker.
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Forge Will Examination Hands-on Session
Our senior expert led a hands-on training session for trainees, imparting essential knowledge on distinguishing between forged and genuine stamp paper along with handwriting examination techniques.
View MoreTechniques to Develop, Collect, and Preserve Unseen Impressions
Latent fingerprints are the most common type of evidence found at a crime scene. This hands-on session equipped students with the techniques to develop, collect, and preserve latent fingerprints on various surfaces.
Casting Method for Shoe Print Development
Shoeprints are commonly encountered at crime scenes. Although they might not provide exact personal identification information, they can lead the investigators to the offender. As part of the training, students learned how to develop shoeprints using the casting method, including the process to recognize, document, and preserve shoeprint evidence.
Biology Department Establishment | SIFS India
A glimpse of the biology division at SIFS India. Due to the rising number of violent crimes, we have observed an increasing inflow of biological evidence for analysis. To cater to the demand for these services, we have established a dedicated biology wing within our organization.
Mastering the Art of Fingerprinting with Practical Skills
A hands-on fingerprint taking session was conducted for the students to help them gain practical skills about the usage of a fingerprinting kit, a fingerprint card for recording impressions, and knowledge about legible and illegible prints.
Traditional and Contemporary Secret Message Writing Methods
Secret message writing styles have persisted throughout history. A hands-on session was conducted for the trainees to make them aware of the traditional and contemporary methods of concealing and revealing hidden messages. The students gained insights about the methods to decode concealed information and how to use it as a tool in forensic analysis and investigative work.
Crime Prevention | National Conference| ISCA, Sagar Chapter
Dr. Ranjeet Singh, along with Dr. Harsh Sharma, Dir. FSL Sagar, shared his knowledge during a national conference on "The Role of Science and Technology in Crime Prevention," organized by the B.T. Institute of Excellence, Sagar, and the Indian Science Congress Association.
Fraudulent Check Examination Using Forensic Techniques
In situations involving financial fraud or money laundering, it is crucial to conduct a comprehensive examination of documents rather than solely focusing on the written content. A specialized session on the examination of fraudulent checks was conducted for the students. The practical session highlighted how to examine a document, including its design, security features, and other elements, to detect potential signs of forgery.
Murder Crime Scene Investigation Activity
A murder crime scene reconstruction activity was conducted for the students to gain practical insights into the procedure that goes behind investigating a crime scene, from the first visit to transporting evidence to the laboratory.
Investigation Techniques to Tackle Complex Criminal Cases
A mass murder crime scene mock investigation was conducted for the students of the 2019 batch. The students learned the significance of collaboration and thorough investigation in tackling complex and challenging criminal cases.
Murder Crime Scene Investigation Activity
A crime scene reconstruction activity was organized for the students to help them acquire the expertise to interpret bloodstain patterns and contribute to the accurate reconstruction of crime scenes.
Award of Appreciation | FORENSICON 2019 | National Conference
Dr. Ranjeet Singh received the prestigious Award of Appreciation in recognition of his exceptional contributions to corporate forensics during the national conference on "Challenge & Innovation in the Criminal Justice System." This esteemed event was organized by the Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Institute of Forensic Science & Criminology at Bundelkhand University.
Developing Investigative Skills Under Low-Light Conditions
A night crime scene investigation mock drill was conducted for the students to develop their investigative skills under realistic, low-light conditions, ensuring they are well-prepared for any situation they may encounter in their future forensic careers.
Inspiring and Preparing Students for Upcoming Summer Training
Ahead of the commencement of the summer training program, Dr. Ranjeet Singh engaged in an informative session with students. During this interaction, he discussed the extensive scope of forensic science to inspire and prepare the students for their forthcoming training.
Forensic Comparative Science: International Seminar
Dr. Ranjeet Singh, along with other eminent forensic experts, got a chance to participate in the International Seminar on "Forensic Comparative Science: Generalizing Across Disciplines," hosted by Sanskriti University in Mathura. This enlightening event featured John R. Vanderkolk, the manager of the Indiana State Police Laboratory, as the keynote speaker.
Forge Will Examination Hands-on Session
