Forensic Experts in India

IFO FORENSIC STANDARDS AND RESEARCH PVT LTD (NEW DELHI), INDIA

IFO is registered forensic and investigative Company, it is a panel of experts from various fields of forensic science. IFO delivers its full services in any legal matter ranging from Fraud detection to Crime scene investigation, from detectives to lawyers and from expert opinion to expert witness. We deliver expert opinion and other investigative services with quality, efficiency and confidentiality.

WHEN TO CONTACT US
You can contact us in any of the following case:
If you need expert opinion or report from a forensic expert in a particular case.
If you are a victim of forgery/fraud and you want legal proof.
If fraud is committed on a computer and Cyber experts are required.
If you are in need of detectives or investigators.
If you are in need of a good criminal or civil Lawyer.
If you want to lift fingerprints from a particular place or object.
If you need Fingerprint chart for applying visa (US, UK, CANADA)
If you have disputed documents and you want experts to analyze Handwriting, Signature, Paper age, Ink age and analysis.
If you want to verify authenticity of a particular Document or Individual
If you need expert opinion on a Medico-Legal Case or Report
If you want DNA report (For child claims, paternal or maternal)
If you need a Ballistic expert for a firearm or bullet examination.
If you want a crime scene to be recreated

IFSR (IFO Forensic Standards & Research)is a Regd. with Ministry of Corporate Affairs under company act 1972 and possesses all rights in its favor. We offer expert opinion under sec-45 of Indian evidence Act.

We have Experienced Expert from almost every field not only Forensic Experts but also Engineers (Civil and Mechanical), Handwriting experts, Cyber experts, DOCTORS (Forensic Medicine), Lawyers criminal and Civil, Detectives and Investigators, Security Professionals etc...
We can Solve any Legal problem provided that you trust us and have faith in justice.

We Keep Full confidentiality of our clients unless the media attention is required or demanded by the client himself.
We are equipped with latest Technology and Techniques to provide accurate results. We have every facility you can name to support you.

We provide our services in all parts of India With Delhi as the Head Office and Lucknow as a Branch office.

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Forensic Photography, India

Forensic science is a very high standard and one of the advanced forms of science. The advancement of technology is clearly visible in this field. Same is the condition with forensic Photography.

A crime scene must be photographed from every angle clearly to show detail, with the emphasis on accurately recording the size and distance of objects. They can find employment with law enforcement agencies, police, legal system and in the investigative services of the government and also private detective agencies.One needs to bring all the necessary information in his or her picture and the ways to do it is taught under this course. This course also includes detailed study of photographs and angles of photography, to help the experts in analyzing those photographs properly and hence makes it easier for them to draw conclusion.



Institutes offering Photography Courses in India
Academy of Photography, Rabindra Bharati University, Kola
Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan, Kasturba Gandhi Marg, New Delhi
College Of Art, University of Delhi, Tilak Marg, New Delhi
Film and Television Institute of India, Pune
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad
JJ School of Art, MG Road, Mumbai
Mass communication Research Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
National Institute of Design, Paldi, Ahmedabad
National Institute of Fashion Technology, New Delhi
MCRC, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

Job Prospects:

There are plenty of Jobs for these degree holders. They are easily recruited by the government in Police departments or various detective agencies. Even defense recruits these degree holders for their cases.

DNA Data banks in India

Minister Prithviraj Chavan told the parliament that India will set up several DNA data banks at the national and state levels to strengthen forensic investigation, Science and Technology .

“The draft bill having provision for establishment of DNA data banks both at the national and state levels was circulated to the ministry of home affairs, Bureau of Police Research and Development, Central Bureau of Investigation, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Planning Commission, ministry of finance, department of science and technology, ministry of defence, legislative department of the ministry of law and justice, and the directorate of forensic science,” Chavan said.

"The department of biotechnology in association with the Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics, Hyderabad, is in the process of piloting the human DNA profiling bill for parliamentary enactment to regulate various issues - establishment of DNA data bank, setting of standards, quality control, quality assurance"

What is a DNA Database?
A national DNA database is a government database of DNA profiles which can be used by law enforcement agencies to identify suspects of crimes.
The first government datatabase (NDNAD) was set up by the United Kingdom in April 1995. The second one was set up in New Zealand. France set up the FNAEG in 1998. In the USA, the FBI has organized the CODIS database. Originally intended for sex offenders, they have since been extended to include almost any criminal offender.

Mobile Forensics India

When cell phones or other cellular devices are involved in a crime or other incident, forensic examiners require tools that allow the proper retrieval and speedy examination of information present on the device. This report gives an overview of current forensic software, designed for acquisition, examination, and reporting of data discovered on cellular handheld devices, and an understanding of their capabilities and limitations.

Forensic Investigator must ensure the retrieval of data
without alteration!
– Imaging
• As most MS’s now have flash upgradeable Operating Systems, etc. this
is usually a straightforward process
• However, manufacturer’s are reluctant to provide access to the tools to
achieve this
• Independent tools known as Flashers are available for most
mainstream MS’s but have no recognised legal status in some parts of
the world.
– Data suites
• Provided by manufacturers
• Allow access to SMS/MMS, call registers, phonebooks, etc. as stored
on phone
• Cannot access memory directly

The Network Operators can provide detailed data on
calls made/received, message traffic, data transferred
and connection location/timing
• The HLR can provide;
– Customer name and address
– Billing name and address (if other than customer)
– User name and address (if other than customer)
– Billing account details
– Telephone Number (MSISDN)
– IMSI
– SIM serial number (as printed on the SIM-card)
– PIN/PUK for the SIM
– Subscriber Services allowed

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FORENSIC VOICE ANALYSIS, INDIA

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today said that a database containing voice samples of criminals and terrorists needs to be created to combat the world—wide menace of cross—border terrorism.

“The most burning problem the world is facing today is terrorism. Many countries are suffering from the menace of cross-border terrorism,” Mr. Modi said while inaugurating a meet ’To promote use of DNA, DVI (disaster victim identification) and Fingerprints’ organised by the Interpol for the SAARC countries at the Gujarat Forensic Science University.

“In all developed countries, most of the investigation are carried out using DNA profiling and fingerprinting. But in India we are yet to come out with a DNA Act for the country,” Mr. Modi said.

“I request all of you to deliberate on this issue of DNA profiling and fingerprinting and come out with certain suggestions which would be useful in framing the DNA Act for the country,” he added.

Well Mr Modi we would hope for the best now.

Forensic Odontology , India

Forensic Odontology
Forensic dentistry or forensic odontology is the proper handling, examination and evaluation of dental evidence, which will be then presented in the interest of justice.

Background

Forensic odontology is the study of dental applications in legal proceedings. The subject covers a wide variety of topics including individual identification, mass identification, and bite mark analysis. The study of odontology in a legal case can be a piece of incriminating evidence or an aspect of wide controversy. There have been many cases throughout history which have made use of bite marks as evidence. Bite marks are usually seen in cases involving sexual assault, murder, and child abuse and can be a major factor in leading to a conviction.

College of Dental Surgery, India
Department of Forensic Odontology
The department of Forensic Odontology was established in May 2002. While the first year (2002-03) saw the setting up of a separate department, over the past academic year the department has been involved in revising, improving and updating the syllabus in the same. An integrated approach to teach Forensic Dentistry with Forensic Medicine was undertaken. All resources are currently being mobilized to set up an exclusive laboratory in forensic dentistry

http://dental.bpkihs.edu/fo.php


Forensic Dental Books
http://www.forensicdentistryonline.org/new_asfo/books.htm

Forensic Experts India

What do Forensic Experts do?
Forensic scientists perform two roles in their work. One is to analyze physical evidence found either on a victim, at the scene of a crime, or both and to compare it to evidence found on the suspect. The other is to provide expert testimony in a court of law. This article describes what forensic scientists do, where they work, what they earn, and how they train. It also provides sources of additional information.

Forensic science draws on, and brings together, many scientific disciplines. Chemical tests, identification of hair, blood, dirt, cloth fibres - DNA testing, microscopy, spectroscopic analysis, forensic psychology and forensic medicine - all contribute to integrated analysis of a crime and the physical evidence left at a crime scene. While forensic science has been a feature of many schools’ senior multi-strand science, it can also be a real-life context for learning in the other senior sciences - and it can certainly be a stimulating and life-like context for learning science in all the years of schooling.

A forensic scientist may perform the following tasks:

identify illicit drugs
analyse drugs and poisons in human tissue and body fluids including blood alcohol results
examine and compare materials such as fibres, paints, cosmetics, oils, petrol, plastics, glass, metals, soils and gunshot residues
examine items of human and animal biological material to be compared with victims and suspects using DNA profiling
conduct botanical identification of plant materials at trace levels, and whole-plant identification such as cannabis
conduct document examinations, both physical (e.g. handwriting, typewriting) and chemical (e.g. analysis of inks and papers)
examine crime scenes
identify firearms and ammunition (forensic ballistics)
detect, enhance, recover and identify latent fingerprints, footprints, tool marks, shoe marks, tyre marks and tracks
examine fire and explosion scenes to establish the origin and cause
enhance and analyse audio recordings
produce reports, appear in court and present scientific and/or opinion testimony accurately and in a manner which is readily understood by the court
make presentations to a wide variety of audiences on the work of forensic scientists
liaise with, and provide advice to, police investigators, scientists and pathologists across a broad range of disciplines.

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