How do you keep your children occupied during the school holidays/weekends? How do you find something exciting to inspire their imaginations? How do you get students engaged with science? General information: Students will participate in hands-on workshops that invite them to discover the fun and exciting world of forensics and the effects of forensics in our world today. Program: The “Fun with Forensics” Workshop by Ifo Forensic Standards and Research Pvt Ltd will provide students with the opportunity to interact in the basic elements of forensics. The crime scene investigations promote critical thinking skills that relate to the application of science to decide questions arising from crime. The students will become first-rate sleuths using techniques detectives and forensic scientists use everyday to solve crimes. The art of fingerprinting, DNA analysis, entomology, odontology, and lie detector testing will be examined during this course and used to solve a mock crime. Students will learn to handle a crime scene, photograph the area, collect and process clues. Students will demonstrate their newly acquired skills at the end of the course as they develop a crime scene and explain what happens and the techniques used to solve the mystery. This 1-day event includes: * Introduction * Focused forensic investigation * Mock Crime Scene * Presentation Forensic Coordinator: Miss Joulyn V Kenny MSc Forensic Science Training with CBI CFSL/Ministry of Home Affairs Forensic Expert at Indian Forensic Organisation Contact Details: +91-9819288253 Email: joulyn.kenny@ifsr.in Website: www.ifsr.in
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The CID has thwarted the claims by Sandalwood actress Ranjitha that she was not part of the Swami Nithyananda sex video. The investigators have now said forensic reports show that she was indeed in the video.
Ranjitha had claimed that she was not the woman in the video, but the CID, after comparing her photograph and the video with the help of the Forensic Science Lab (FSL) came to the conclusion that she was indeed in the video clip.
Handling of proof at Noida hospital raised many questions
CBI may have decided to close the probe in the Aarushi murder case but questions still persist about the strange manner in which forensic evidence was handled and postmortem report prepared. Despite a lengthy probe, little is known about what went inside the Noida district hospital after Dr Sunil Dohere conducted postmortem on Aarushi's body on May 16, 2008.
A major reason behind CBI’s decision not use an advanced DNA profiling technique — the Low Copy Number (LCN) or Touch DNA — to examine evidence in the murders of Aarushi Talwar and Hemraj Banjade was allegedly its prohibitive cost. The investigating team from Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) was required to pay £60,000 — around R42 lakh — to a British forensic laboratory to access its expertise in using the LCN technique and examine a few key samples found at the crime scene, from which regular DNA profiling techniques could not extract much, said an agency source.