Nature is a web where lots of living things talk to each other every day. From bugs that live in the dirt to big trees, insects, birds, mammals and sea creatures every living thing does something important. This is what we call biodiversity the key to keeping the earth healthy. Because we are growing and […]
Read MoreIf we imagine any crime scene, chances are that evidence would be linked to items such as fingerprints, DNA or blood. But there are some things at crime scenes that can serve as silent but powerful witnesses—plants. Studying the evidence of plants in criminal investigations is called Forensic Botany and becomes more and more important […]
Read MorePoisoning is a tough area in forensic medicine and toxicology. Unlike injuries or diseases poisoning often leaves little or no visible trace within the body. It complicates the determination of the reason for sickness or mortality. Regardless of whether the poisoning is intentional, intentional or unintentional, each situation necessitates a comprehensive inquiry. The detection of […]
Read MoreForensic science is now a part of solving crimes. It helps investigators look at clues and find out things that we cannot see. Forensic scientists holding qualifications from some of the top forensic science colleges in Maharashtra use techniques like DNA testing, fingerprint matching and blood testing. These techniques are well known and often used. […]
Read MoreWhen the term forensic investigation comes in the picture, then we only think about fingerprints, DNA profiles, blood or bloodstains. However, not all cases have fresh evidence like biological evidence. Sometimes, investigators found only skeletal remains, which are silent, incomplete, and devoid of soft tissues. In criminal investigations, human skeletons are discovered in their stages […]
Read MoreA pesticide is an agent (or combination of agents) that is designed to prevent or destroy pests or to regulate the population of pests (for instance, in plants or animals) as well as prevent and/or eliminate pest damage to any products that are grown from or create, process, store, distribute and market food. There are […]
Read MoreCarbon monoxide (CO) is an insidious gas and is produced as a result of combustion of a carbon-containing material. Many people suffer carbon monoxide poisoning due to the lack of visual colour, taste, odour and the absence of a sensory effect caused by this particular gas. CO is one of the most deadly and deceptive […]
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