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B. J. Medical College for Postmortem and Legal Procedures Observation Visit on – 23th March 2024

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Date: 23rd March 2024

 

Venue: B. J. Medical College, Ahmedabad

 

Participants:

– Students of M.Sc. Forensic Science semester-2, from Narnarayan Shastri Institute of Technology – Institute of Forensic Science and Cyber Security

– Faculty Members: Mr. Aaromal Venugopal, Mr. Anant Kumar Patil, Ms. Mandvi Singh,      Ms. Ayushi Sharma.

 

Purpose of Visit:

The visit to B. J. Medical College was organised as part of an educational initiative to provide students with practical exposure to postmortem procedures and the legal aspects associated with them as a part of their Forensic Medicine paper. The objectives of the visit were to enhance understanding and knowledge in Forensic Medicine and its application in legal proceedings.

 

Activities and Observations:

  1. Introduction to Postmortem Procedures: The visit commenced with an introductory session by the medical staff at B. J. Medical College, where students were briefed about the various steps involved in conducting a postmortem examination. This included the importance of forensic evidence collection, identification of cause of death, and documentation of findings.
  2. Observation of Postmortem: Students were given the opportunity to observe an actual postmortem examination under the supervision of experienced forensic pathologists. They witnessed the systematic approach followed in examining the deceased, including external and internal examinations, organ inspection, and sample collection for further analysis.
  3. Legal Procedures and Documentation: Following the postmortem, students were guided through the legal procedures involved in documenting and reporting findings from the examination. This included understanding the significance of accurate record-keeping, maintaining chain of custody for evidence, and preparing reports for court proceedings.
  4. Interaction with Experts: Students had the chance to interact with forensic experts, pathologists, and legal professionals during the visit. This provided valuable insights into the interdisciplinary collaboration required in forensic investigations and the role of forensic science in the justice system.
  5. Q&A Session: A question and answer session was conducted, allowing students to clarify doubts and seek further information on specific aspects of postmortem examinations and legal procedures.
  6. Visit to the Forensic Medicine Museum: After the postmortem visit the students were taken to the Forensic Medicine Museum of B.J. Medical College, where the models, diagrammatic representations and all the understanding aids related to Forensic Medicine are shown.

Conclusion:

The visit to B. J. Medical College for observing postmortem procedures and legal aspects was highly informative and beneficial for the students of Narnarayan Shastri Institute of Technology – Institute of Forensic Science and Cyber Security. It provided a hands-on learning experience, bridging theoretical knowledge with practical applications in forensic science and law. Such experiential learning opportunities are essential in preparing students for careers in forensic science and related fields. Overall, the visit was a success in meeting its educational objectives and fostering a deeper understanding of forensic science and its role in the justice system among the participating students.

International Women’s Day Celebration on 09th March-2024

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The event celebrating International Women’s Day at our college was a resounding success, marked by an engaging and inspiring series of activities aimed at highlighting and honoring the achievements of women across various fields. Held on 9th March 2024 under the theme “Inspire Inclusion”, the celebration included keynote speeches from distinguished female leaders on women’s rights and empowerment and cultural performances that showcased the diversity and strength of women’s contributions to society.

 

The day was marked by a series of activities and sessions designed to empower, educate, and inspire our students and faculty, the event commenced with the speech of the Chief Guest Prof. (Dr.) Purvi Pokhariyal, Campus Director of NFSU-National Forensics Sciences University Delhi immensely enriched our event.

 

Highlights of the event included Guest speakers who shared their experiences and challenges in breaking gender barriers in their respective industries. The event also served as a platform for raising awareness about ongoing challenges facing women including gender inequality and violence.

 

The Guests of the event lent voice and vision to our cause Dr. Divya Raviya Jadeja ACP, Assistant Director, Anti-Corruption Bureau, Gujarat State; Dr. Astha Pandey the Associate Professor at the School of Forensic Science, NFSU; Nalini Nageswaran retired Deputy General Manager of SBI; Dr. Kruti Patel the Founder and Director of “She & WE Women Entrepreneurship Foundation”; and Suman Burana the Senior Correspondent for Doordarshan News, highlighted the significance of International Women’s Day and the college’s dedication to promoting gender equality and women’s empowerment.

We are also honored to have a distinguished guests Dr. Pratiksha Chavda the CEO of Rudrakaha Multi Speciality Hospital, Bareja, Charumati B. Bhagat the Retired Joint Secretary, Home Department of Gujarat State Police, Nilam Baghal a creative YouTuber and runs Bhakti Amrut youtube channel, Avina Bhatt a Police Sub- Inspector, Bhavanaben Dave a Senior Primary School Teacher, Bhaviben Patel a Social Worker, Manisha Mulani the CEO and MD of Terra Reditus and Winex International Private Limited, Dakshaben Makwana a dedicated Sweeper of NSIT, appreciated to contribute a hygienic and clean environment by not taking a single day off during her service of 25 years, their presence shared insights and contribute to the discourse on women’s empowerment.

 

The event showcased the talent through the Cultural Performances of our students exhibiting supreme Goddesses’ dance, inspirational songs and music, and drama on the 1st female teacher Savitribai Phule, paying homage to influential women throughout history.

 

The celebration concluded with a pledge by students and faculty to work towards gender equality, demonstrating the college’s commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for all.

 

Overall, the event not only honored the spirit of International Women’s Day but also sparked renewed enthusiasm among the college community to advocate for gender equality and women’s rights.

 

Cultural Day Celebration on 13th February 2024 to 23rd February 2024

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The Narnarayan Shastri Institute of Technology – Institute of Forensic Sciences and Cyber Security – NSIT (IFSCS) proudly announces the successful conclusion of its exhilarating Sports Week, held from 13th February 2024 to 16th February 2024. The week-long extravaganza showcased the athletic prowess of our students in games like Table Tennis, Chess, Carrom, Badminton, Cricket, and Volleyball. The excitement continued with the Cultural Week, spanning from 19th February 2024 to 23rd February 2024. This week celebrated the rich tapestry of diversity and talent within the NSIT-IFSCS community.

 

Sports Week Highlights: 

Table Tennis, Chess, Carrom, Badminton, Cricket, Volleyball: Students exhibited remarkable skill, sportsmanship, and teamwork, creating an atmosphere of healthy competition and camaraderie.

 

Cultural Week Extravaganza: 

  • Themed Days: Each day brought a unique flavor to Bollywood Day, Ethnic Day, Mismatch Day, and Monochrome Day, provide a canvas for students to express their creativity.
  • Poster Competition: Artistic talents flourished in a vibrant Poster Competition, adding a visually captivating element to the Cultural Week.
  • Freshers Day Celebration 23rd February 2024: The grand finale of the Cultural Week unfolded with Freshers Day, featuring a lively dance party and soulful singing, creating lasting memories for both new and existing members of our community.
  • Winners Announcement: The festivities culminated with the announcement of winners for both Sports Week and Cultural Week, recognizing outstanding achievements and contributions across various categories.We extend our gratitude to all participants, organizers, and attendees for making these weeks an immense success. The NSIT – IFSCS remains committed to fostering a spirit of excellence, creativity, and unity among its students.

 

 

Educational Trip to Dhara Lifescience, Vadsar, Ahmedabad on 19th December-2023

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On 19th December 2023, a group of BSc-MSc Forensic Science students and MSc Forensic Science students from Narnarayan Shastri Institute of Technology (NSITI-IFSCS), affiliated to the National Forensic Sciences University, visited Dhara Life Science Private Limited in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. The purpose of the visit was to provide students with practical exposure to forensic science techniques and applications in a professional setting.

Welcome and Introduction:

The visit began with a warm welcome and introduction by the team at Dhara Life Science Private Limited. Students were briefed about the company’s services and areas of expertise.

 

Laboratory Tour:

Students were taken on a comprehensive tour of the various laboratories present in Dhara Life Sciences. They had the opportunity to observe various instrumental analysis techniques and the tour provided valuable insights into the equipment, procedures, and methodologies used in industries.

 

Interactive Sessions:

Students engaged in interactive sessions with the team. They discussed case studies, real-life challenges, and the role of technology in advancing analytical practices. Students had the chance to ask questions, seek clarifications, and learn from the experiences shared by industry professionals.

Demonstrations:

The visit included live demonstrations of instrumental techniques especially dealing with various chemicals involved in pharma industries. Students witnessed demonstrations of testing of various samples using different sophisticated instruments that are basically used in Laboratories. These demonstrations enhanced their understanding of the practical applications of forensic science principles.

Instruments:

The students were given a complete explanation of sample analysis starting from its sampling or pre-treatment to its analytical analysis and report writing.

Students were given hands-on training on various instruments such as GC-MS, HPLC, UV- Vis spectrophotometry and FT-IR.

 

Key Learnings:

  • Practical application of samples and their analysis and data
  • Importance of accuracy, attention to detail, and ethical practices in analytical
  • Collaboration and communication skills essential for working in

 

Conclusion:

The visit to Dhara Life Science Private Limited provided students with a valuable and enriching experience in the field of analytics. It enhanced their theoretical knowledge with practical insights and real-world applications. The interactive sessions, laboratory tours, and demonstrations were instrumental in broadening students’ understanding of forensic science practices and reinforcing their interest in pursuing careers in this dynamic and impactful field.

The students express their gratitude to Dhara Life Science Private Limited for hosting an informative and engaging visit, and they look forward to applying the knowledge and skills gained during the visit in their academic and professional journeys.

 

Two days Conference on India-UK Forensics Sciences and Cyber Security Conference (11-12 December 2023)

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Day 1: 11th December 2023

Opening Ceremony and Keynote Address (10:00 – 11:00)

• Welcome Address and Keynote Address by Ms. Tulika Pandey: Ms. Pandey set the tone for the conference, emphasizing the significance of collaboration between India and the UK in forensic sciences and cybersecurity and highlighted the latest advancements in cyber security research and development at MeitY.
• Expert Address (British High Commission): The nominated expert from the British High Commission shared insights on the collaborative efforts between the two nations.
• Vice Chancellor’s Speech by Dr. J. M. Vyas: Dr. Vyas provided valuable perspectives on the role of NFSU in advancing forensic sciences.

 

Session 2: Dark Web Forensics (11:45 – 12:30)

• Dark Web Exploration by Dr. Nilay Mistry: Dr. Nilay Mistry shared insights into the techniques and tools employed in dark web forensics.
• IcyberDefence’s Perspective (UK): Representatives from IcyberDefence discussed the challenges and trends in combating cyber threats on the dark web.

 

Session 1: Cryptography and Digital Forensics (11:00 – 11:45)

• Cryptography Advances by Dr. S. S. Iyengar: Dr. Iyengar discussed the latest developments in cryptography, emphasizing its role in securing digital information.
• Digital Forensics by Dr. Gaurav Gupta: Dr. Gupta explored the challenges and solutions in the field of digital forensics.
• Insights from FCN (Ms. Carolyn Lovell): Ms. Lovell provided insights into the contributions of the Forensic Cybersecurity Network (FCN).

 

Session 3: Advances in the Science of Investigation (12:30 – 13:15)

• Advancements by Dr. J. M. Vyas: Dr. Vyas discussed the latest scientific developments and methodologies in forensic investigation.
• Foster + Freeman’s Contribution (UK): The session highlighted the innovative contributions of Foster + Freeman in advancing forensic science.

 

Lunch and Networking (13:15 – 14:00)

• Participants had the opportunity to network and engage in discussions at the International Guest House.

Panel Discussion 1: Forensic Science and Public Policy (14:00 – 15:00)
• Chaired by EY UK: The panel discussed the intersection of forensic science and public policy, exploring its impact on legal frameworks and societal well-being.
• Insights from DFS, NFSU, and FCN: Representatives from DFS, NFSU, and FCN shared perspectives on the alignment of forensic science with public policy.

 

Panel Discussion 2: Digital Forensics and Investigations Skills (15:00 – 16:00)

• Chaired by EY UK: This panel explored the skills and competencies essential for digital forensics and investigative professionals.
• Expert Insights from EY, FIU, School of Cyber Security and Digital Forensics, and Industry: Panelists shared their expertise, addressing the evolving landscape of digital forensics.

 

Closing Remarks for Day 1 and Tea/Coffee Break (16:00 – 16:30)

• Closing remarks were delivered by representatives from NFSU and HMG, summarizing the key takeaways from the day’s discussions.

 

Day 2: 12th December 2023

Tea, Coffee, and Refreshment (9:30 – 10:00)

• Participants were welcomed with refreshments, providing a casual setting for networking.

 

Presentation on NFSU (10:00 – 10:30)

• Dean SPSS – Air Cmde K. R Thaakar: Air Cmde Thaakar presented an overview of the School of Physical and Social Sciences at NFSU.

 

Presentation on AI-based Cybercrime and Forensic Investigations (10:30 – 11:30)

• Dean SCSDF, NFSU – Dr. Naveen Chaudhary: Dr. Chaudhary delved into the applications of artificial intelligence in cybercrime and forensic investigations.

 

Panel Discussion 3: Cybersecurity Skills/Awareness for Cyber Crime (11:30 – 12:15)

• Chaired by EY India: This panel focused on the skills and awareness needed to combat cybercrime, with insights from experts in the field.

 

Institutional Presentations (12:15 – 13:00)

• Representatives from FCN, Cranfield University, and LPC/University of West London shared institutional perspectives on advancements in forensic sciences and cybersecurity.

 

Session 4: Critical Infrastructure Security (13:00 – 14:00)

• OT Security Architect, Baker Hughes USA – Mr. Puneet Tambi: Mr. Tambi discussed critical infrastructure security, emphasizing the role of OT (Operational Technology) in safeguarding critical systems.
• Insights from Telesoft Technologies: Representatives from Telesoft Technologies contributed to the discussion on securing critical infrastructure.

 

Lunch and Networking (14:00 – 14:45)

• Participants engaged in networking activities at the NFSU International Guest House.

 

Session 5: Cyber Crime Psychology and Behaviours (14:45 – 16:00)

• Dean SBF, University of West London – Dr. Asha Srivastava: Dr. Srivastava explored the psychological aspects of cybercrime and behaviors, shedding light on the human factor in cyber threats.

 

Keynote: UK Companies Presentation (15 mins each company) (16:00 – 16:30)

• Representatives from Foster+Freeman, Icyber Defence, Boston UK, Oxford Wave Research, Telesoft, and Cysiam presented keynotes, showcasing their contributions to the field.

 

Session 6: AI in Cybersecurity (16:30 – 16:45)

• Boston UK and Cysiam: This session delved into the applications of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity, with insights from Boston UK and Cysiam.

 

Session 7: Advances in the Science of Investigation (TBC) (16:45 – 17:10)

• Oxford Wave Research: The session explored advancements in the science of investigation, with specific insights from Oxford Wave Research.

 

Closing Session (17:10 – 17:30)

• The conference concluded with a closing session, featuring remarks from representatives of NFSU and HMG, summarizing the highlights of the conference and expressing gratitude to participants.

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