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HOW YOU DEVELOP A UNIQUE FINGERPRINT? Fingerprints are the little ridges on the tips of your fingers. These are folds of the outer layer of skin, the epidermis. The “prints” are the patterns of skin oils or dirt of these ridges leave behind on touching a surface. Fingerprints became a popular form of bio-metrics because they are easy to access, classify and sort. Fingerprints are Unique and Permanent , this quality of fingerprint make it an infallible means of personal identification, because the ridge arrangement on every finger of every human being is unique and does not alter with growth or age. You might be wondering the EFFECT OF INJURIES ON FINGERPRINT Your boyfriend/girlfriend or husband/wife might leave you but your fingerprint will never! It was only in 2015 that a long-term study showed that fingerprints are stable over a person’s lifetime. The ridges of a fingerprint are visible on the skin’s surface layer, but the pattern is actu...

ATTENTION !! Attention to all Forensic Scientists: COVID-19 lives on in blood after death COVID-19 has found access to enter human body through dead! The current novel COVID-19 pandemic is definitely a challenging period for every human all around the world. However a new challenge in terms of protection has arisen for forensic scientist who are involve in Forensic pathology , serology or biology as COVID-19 is capable of spreading through the blood of vermic patient. COVID-19 PRESENTING A MENACING GESTURE TO FORENSIC SCIENTIST COVID-19 is a respiratory pathogen and can be transmitted via respiratory droplets, but also through the blood of a viremic patient. You might have heard this phrase that “ dead men tells no tail unless you are in forensics ” well, there is a slight modification to this phrase in regards to present situation and that is “Dead men can spread Coronavirus while telling tails” .   I know it sounds like a movie or as if we are discussing ne...

FORENSIC DOCUMENT GLOSSARY PART-1 Are you newbie in forensic field and interested in Forensic document? If yes, then this blog is for you. Here is my brief introduction. I am Sukriti Agrawal completed my graduation and post-graduation from core forensic science, including a research work in Forensic toxicology. I hold work experience in District Forensic Lab of Varanasi (India), done live field crime scene investigation at Prayagraj (India) and given training to Provincial Armed Constabulary (UP-PAC) India. I am starting a series of blogs related to different fields of forensic science (Ballistics, biology, document, toxicology, serology, cyber, physics, anthropometry etc.). In these series I will try my best to provide you information from basics to advance forensic science.   Let’s start with Forensic Document Examination before knowing the Examination you must be Familiar with the technical terms used in Documentation examination, this blog is beneficial ...

WOMEN ON FRONT FOOT IN BOOMING OF FORENSIC SCIENCE (An international overview) This is Not a feminist perspective. Shocked? Don't be, sorry boys we are not on equal ground in the field of forensics and this inequality has nothing to do with the rights provided by law. Recently an article says that women are at forefront in booming of forensic field and I can support this statement with evidence. Technological progress had a profound impact on the development of forensic analysis- from DNA typing to retinal scanning, from chemistry to physics; from genetics to entomology; from ballistics to botany development of any sort in these feild have aided somehow in forensic investigations (Forensic to other discipline:  Kabhi Kabhi Lagta hai Apun hi Bhagwan hai ). Being multi-disciplinary subject, forensic involve a wide number of scientists specializing in different disciplines and to cover continuous demand for forensic services, scientists are required to process a l...