LearnXchange Club Inauguration

Narnarayan Shastri Institute of Technology – Institute of Forensic Sciences and Cybersecurity (NSIT–IFSCS) successfully inaugurated the LearnXchange Club — Where Learning Never Stops, an academic initiative designed to promote peer learning, academic engagement, and knowledge exchange beyond the classroom.

The club functions under the coordination of Dr. Akash Thakkar.

Prof. (Dr.) Sailesh Iyer, Principal, addressed the gathering and extended his best wishes for the success of the LearnXchange Club.

The inaugural event featured an expert talk by Dr. Nikunj Tahilramani, Head, Department of Cyber Security and Digital Forensics, on “Role of AI Technologies in Modern Application Development.”

This initiative aims to provide students with a structured platform for academic discussions, skill development, and interdisciplinary learning.

🇮🇳 Celebrating the 77th Republic Day of India – 2026

Narnarayan Shastri Institute of Technology – Institute of Forensic Sciences and Cybersecurity (NSIT–IFSCS) proudly commemorated the 77th Republic Day of India with great patriotism, dignity, and enthusiasm at Narnarayan Shastri Institute of Technology-Institute of forensic sciences and cybersecurity, Jetalpur, Ahmedabad. The celebration was graced by the esteemed presence of Chief Guest Dr. Gopal Desai, whose inspiring address highlighted the values of the Indian Constitution, national unity, and the responsibility of youth in nation-building.

 

The event witnessed mesmerizing performances by Swaminarayan School students, and nursing college students showcasing the rich cultural diversity, discipline, and patriotic spirit of India through soulful songs, energetic dances, and thought-provoking skits. Each performance beautifully reflected the ideals of freedom, equality, and harmony that define our Republic.

 

The ceremony stood as a proud reminder of our democratic legacy and reaffirmed our collective commitment to uphold the constitutional values that guide our nation forward. A truly memorable celebration filled with pride, inspiration, and respect for the tricolor.

 

Prof.(Dr.) Sailesh Iyer, Dr. Kalpesh Solanki, Dr. Vishali Sharma, Dr. Nikunj Tahilramani, Geeta Gupta, Khushboo Gautam, Anantkumar Patil, Aaromal Venugopal, Vinay Aseri, Minal Maniar, Dr. Akash Thakkar, Dr. Shivani Pandya, MRSC, MACS, Harjeet Singh, Vinit Mevada

Wildlife Forensic Training @ NSIT-IFSCS

Three days of intense learning, science, and strategy under Project “Knowledge for Advanced Wildlife Analysis & Crime Handling” empowered Uttarakhand Range Forest Officers with advanced wildlife forensic skills. From crime-scene management and DNA evidence to cyber forensics and AI, this landmark training reinforced technology-driven, evidence-based wildlife protection.

 

A proud milestone for NSIT-IFSCS in strengthening India’s fight against wildlife crime and shaping the future of conservation through science and innovation.

Day 1 – Foundations of Wildlife Forensics & Crime Scene Science

🔹The program commenced with an insightful inauguration by Shri S. K. Srivastava (IFS), emphasizing technology-enabled investigations to counter modern poaching.

 

🔹Prof. (Dr.) Sailesh Iyer highlighted NSIT-IFSCS’s national role in capacity building.

 

🔹Dr. Shivani Pandya introduced core principles of forensic science and its critical application in wildlife crime investigations, setting a strong scientific foundation.

 

🔹Dr. Parvesh Sharma trained officers in Wildlife Crime Scene Management and Forensic Photography, ensuring evidence integrity and court admissibility.

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Day 2 – Investigator’s Mindset, DNA & Forensic Entomology

🔹A powerful and inspiring session by Dr. Keshav Kumar, IPS (Retd.) transformed perspectives on wildlife crime investigation.

🔹Through the legendary 2007 Gir Lion Poaching Case, officers learned how DNA, bloodstain analysis, pugmarks, and fingerprints can turn forests into scientifically mapped crime scenes—bridging suspicion to conviction.

🔹Dr. Kalpesh Solanki conducted an advanced masterclass on DNA as Evidence, species identification, and biological evidence handling.

🔹Dr. Gaurang Sindhav decoded Forensic Entomology, explaining PMI estimation and differentiation between natural death and poaching.

Day 3 – Cyber Forensics, AI & Hands-On Field Training

🔹Dr. Nikunj Tahilramani and Shri Vinay Aseri showcased the role of Cyber Forensics & AI in tracking wildlife crime networks.

 

🔹Under Shri Anant Patil and Shri Aaromal Venugopal, officers participated in intensive practicals—grid searches, scene cordoning, evidence collection, packaging, forwarding, and maintaining chain of custody.

 

🔹Participants lauded the customized content, real-world case studies, and hands-on approach, making the training impactful and operationally relevant.

Achieving Considerable Milestone in Wildlife Conservation Training

Guided by Prof. (Dr.) Sailesh Iyer and Shri Sanjay Sharma, and supported by a dedicated organizing team and student volunteers alike, Project KAWACH has firmly positioned NSIT-IFSCS Jetalpur as an evolving Centre for Excellence in Wildlife Forensic Investigation.

Protecting wildlife through science, innovation, and evidence-based enforcement.

Placement Readiness Workshop

Two Days. One Goal. Career Ready. 

The difference between a “graduate” and a “recruit” is often just one thing: Preparation.

We have successfully concluded our intensive 2-Day Placement Readiness Workshop at Narnarayan Shastri Institute of Technology, and the energy in the room was palpable.

Guided by Mr. Sunil Anandani, our students didn’t just sit through lectures; they actively dismantled their fears.

Key Takeaways from the Workshop:
🔹 Self-Discovery: Students moved from “confused” to “focused” by discovering their Ikigai.
🔹 Resume Engineering: We scrapped generic biodatas and built value-driven professional profiles.
🔹 Communication: The Group Discussion simulations transformed hesitation into articulation.

To the recruiters watching this space: The NSIT Batch of 2025 is getting ready. And they are sharper than ever.

A huge thank you to the Training and Placement Department for organizing this crucial intervention.

#NSIT #PlacementSuccess #SkillDevelopment #HRReady#Futurecyberexpert #FutureForensicexpert #Jetalpur #CareerGrowth #LifeSkills

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CTF 2025 – Mission Accomplished!

Thrilled to share that the Capture-The-Flag challenge at NSIT – Institute of Forensic Sciences & Cyber Security was a phenomenal success!

Over 50 brilliant participants decoded complex puzzles, tackled real-world cyber threats, and showcased exceptional problem-solving skills.

Hearty congratulations to all participants, and a special applause to our top winners:
1st Place – Jeel Agrawal
2nd Place – Harsh Dipesh Mehta
3rd Place – Adit Yadav

A huge thanks to our organizers, volunteers, and faculty for their dedication and support. Stay tuned—more exciting cyber events are on the way!

#CTF2025 #CyberSecurity #NSIT_IFSCS #DecodeTheChallenge #DefendTheDigitalWorld #TechCommunity

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Three-day hands-on training programme titled “From Gene to Patterns”

NSIT successfully conducted a three-day hands-on training programme titled “From Gene to Patterns” from November 20–22, 2025, offering an immersive learning experience in forensic DNA analysis. The event was inaugurated by Dr. Sailesh Iyer and featured keynote insights from Dr. Nikunj Brahmbhatt. Expert sessions were delivered by professionals from NSIT- IFSCS, Thermo Fisher Scientific, and guest specialists from leading forensic institutions.

Across the three days, participants explored the complete workflow of DNA profiling—from sample collection to pattern generation—through lectures, demonstrations, and real-time laboratory practice. Key sessions included electrophoresis and band interpretation by Dr. Harjeet Singh; crime scene investigation and evidence management by Dr. Geeta Gupta; PCR and gel electrophoresis training by Ms. Khushboo Gautam; and an in-depth overview of PCR by Dr. Kalpesh Solanki.

Day 3 featured advanced topics such as DNA markers in kinship analysis (Dr. Shruti Dasgupta), cutting-edge forensic DNA techniques (Mr. Ashish Desai), and modern molecular methodologies for profiling (Dr. Sachidanand Singh), concluding with RFLP-based DNA analysis by Dr. Geeta Gupta.

With enthusiastic participation from forensic science students across Gujarat, the programme strengthened practical competencies and deepened scientific understanding, fostering excellence among emerging forensic professionals.

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Two-Day Expert Lecture by Prof. Robert Green

Organized by NSIT – Affiliated to NFSU | Department of Forensic Science

DATE: 28–29 August

A remarkable knowledge-sharing session where students gained global perspectives, practical insights, and advanced expertise in forensic science from the distinguished Prof. Robert Green.

Day 1:

Students of M.Sc. Sem 3, B.Sc. Sem 5 & Cyber Forensics explored “Collection and Preservation of Crime Scene Evidence with Special Reference to Biological Samples.” Prof. Green highlighted the scientific methods of handling sensitive evidence and the importance of integrity in preservation.

Day 2:

With M.Sc. Sem 1, B.Sc. Sem 1 & B.Sc. Sem 3, Prof. Green presented “The Role of Biological Evidence in Forensic Science.” Through real-life case studies, he emphasized evidential value in court and the responsibility of forensic experts to ensure accuracy & reliability.

The sessions were highly interactive, offering students deeper knowledge of advanced forensic techniques, research opportunities & professional ethics.

 

The event concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks to Prof. Robert Green OBE for his valuable contribution and to all participants for making the program a success.

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