Have you ever contemplated on the idea that forensic science may have roots as ancient as the Treta Yug? If you think of events from Hindu mythologies, you will see that these narratives seamlessly intertwine with the intricate dimensions of forensic science. These ancient epics, resonating with divine sagas and mortal quandaries, provide a distinctive […]
CBI Investigates Narcotics Suspected in Dry Yeast Shipment
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has taken swift action by sending samples of dry yeast suspected to be mixed with narcotics to a forensic lab for analysis. Preliminary tests have shown indications of cocaine presence. This shipment was seized in Vizag Port with the collaboration of Customs officials. A case has been registered against […]
Interview with Mr. Anurag Sahu, Assistant Professor, GIFSA
Hello, and welcome to the Forensics Digest Q & A Session. Continuing after a brief sabbatical, we will feature experts and students of forensic science on a host of topics ranging from technical aspects to career soft skills. Today I have with me, Mr. Anurag A Sahu, Assistant Professor, Department of Forensic Science at the […]
India’s Smartest Thief Arrested ‘Again’
Dhani Ram Mittal, also known as the Indian Charles Sobhraj, was a highly educated criminal who stole over 1000 cars and even acted as a judge using fake documents, releasing over 2000 criminals. Despite being highly educated, including being a law graduate, handwriting specialist, and graphologist. He has been arrested again for vehicle theft, less […]
Chess Players Forum Urges AICF Amidst Forensic Financial Audit Controversy
The Chess Players Forum official urges the All India Chess Federation (AICF) to transparently communicate the reasons behind the decision to conduct a forensic audit of its accounts amidst allegations of financial irregularities. Chess Players Forum official, IM Venkat Saravanan, emphasizes the need for transparency regarding the AICF’s decision for a forensic audit and demands […]
Challenges in Forensic Evidence HC Questions Delays
The Kerala High Court highlighted the significance of scientific evidence in criminal cases. It stated that the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) is not permitted to delay scientific reports due to shortages in staff or infrastructure. The case involved a petitioner from West Bengal seeking bail in a murder case. The court stressed the need to […]