Shivi Forensics
Shivi Forensics is an ISO-Certified Organisation Registered under the Ministry of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, established in 2023.
We are committed to advancing education in forensic science, providing students with valuable study materials, online classes, and essential resources to enhance their learning experience. To further support their academic journey, we organize webinars and workshops designed to raise awareness about the pivotal role of forensic science in criminal investigations.
Our mission is to equip future forensic professionals with the knowledge, skills, and expertise necessary to thrive in this ever-evolving field.
Shivi Forensics' YouTube channel can offer:
1. Educational content (forensic basics, expert insights)
2. Case studies and analysis
3. Interviews with experts or law enforcement
4. Q&A sessions
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Best Wishes for UGC NET EXAM 🎯
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Happy New Year 🥳 | नए साल की शुभकामनाएँ #newyear #wishes
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Wishing you a Happy New Year 2026 🎉🎊 from the entire team of Shivi Forensics 💪🔍 May this year bring forth new challenges, opportunities, and breakthroughs in the world of forensic science and cybersecurity. Here comes another year of uncovering truths, analyzing evidence, and making a difference 🙌
May your professional journey be filled with growth, learning, and success. We're grateful for your support and look forward to continuing our work together in 2026 🎊
Cheers to a fantastic year ahead 🥂
Best Wishes,
Shivi Forensics
+918576803105
shiviforensics@gmail.com
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#CrimeSceneInvestigation #ForensicLab #Investigation #Evidence
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Important Questions on Instrumental Analysis 🧪🧫🔬
"Get exam-ready with these crucial Instrumental Analysis practice questions 📚🔍 Focus on key topics like chromatography, spectroscopy, and mass spectrometry to ace your exams. Let's dive in😊"
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We're thrilled to announce the successful completion of our latest Certificate Course on Instrumental Analysis, organised by Shivi Forensics 🙌
A huge thank you to our amazing resource person, Maam Apoorva Narad, for sharing her expertise and insights. We also appreciate all our participants for making the sessions so engaging and interactive 😊.
Special shoutout to our event coordinator, Prachi Sharma, for her meticulous planning and flawless execution - you rock 🤩
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Check out our new "Case Study: Human Homicide Solved Through Forensic Pathology, DNA and Digital Evidence"
Written By
Shreya Shree
Volunteer, Shivi Forensics
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TYPES OF INJURIES
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Nishant, Shivi Forensics
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In this poster, injuries are classified using four main categorization schemes:
1. Based on Causative Factors
- Mechanical (physical) injuries: abrasion, bruise/contusion, lacerated wound, incised wound, stab wound, fracture/dislocation.
- Thermal injuries: heat (burns, scalds, heat cramps, heat stroke) and cold (hypothermia, frostbite, trench foot).
- Chemical injuries: irritation (weak acids/alkalis, plant/animal extracts) and corrosion (strong acids/alkalis).
- Miscellaneous injuries: electrical, radiation (X‑ray, UV, radioactive), lightning, blast.
2. Based on Manner of Injuries
- Suicidal, homicidal, accidental, defense wounds, fabricated/self‑inflicted wounds.
3. Based on Time of Infliction
- Antemortem (recent or old) and postmortem injuries.
4. Based on Nature of Injury
- Simple and grievous injuries.
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Ashika Tiwari,
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DNA profiling is a forensic technique that involves collecting biological samples, extracting DNA, quantifying it, amplifying STR regions via PCR, separating fragments by electrophoresis, and generating a unique DNA profile for comparison and identification.
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Created By
Shrishty Sinha
Volunteer, Shivi Forensics
Link 🔗 www.instagram.com/p/DSuVoTGEbHi/?igsh=MTVsYXJ0MW1q…
Fingerprint analysis is a form of biometrics, a science that uses unique physical characteristics for identification.
📌 Level 1 involves pattern configuration, ridge flow direction, delta count, and position, used for initial classification and exclusion of suspects.
📌 Level 2 examines minutiae characteristics like ridge endings and bifurcations, serving as the primary basis for individualization and courtroom identification.
📌 Level 3 provides scientific reinforcement by studying fine details such as the size and shape of sweat pores (poroscopy) and ridge edge characteristics (edgeoscopy).
Fingerprints are unique to each individual and do not change over time unless the deep layer of skin is destroyed.
#ForensicScience #CrimeSceneInvestigation #EvidenceAnalysis #fingerprintanalysis #ShiviForensics
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Created By
Shreya Shree
Volunteer, Shivi Forensics
Link 🔗 www.instagram.com/p/DSuUjVdEbQw/?igsh=czFtZWV2MXBl…
The poster presents a flowchart that outlines the forensic investigation process from the initial crime scene to the judicial decision in the courtroom.
1. Crime Scene – The investigation begins at the scene of the crime.
2. Scene Documentation – The scene is documented thoroughly.
3. Evidence Collection – Physical evidence is collected from the scene.
4. Forensic Lab Analysis – Collected evidence is analyzed in a forensic laboratory.
5. Report Preparation – Analysis results are compiled into a detailed forensic report.
6. Chain of Custody – Proper documentation of evidence handling to maintain its integrity.
7. Evidence Packaging & Sealing – Evidence is securely packaged and sealed for preservation.
8. Courtroom Presentation – Forensic findings are presented in court.
9. Judicial Decision – The court makes a decision based on the presented evidence and forensic analysis.
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Created By
Hrigvi Singh Banafar
Volunteer, Shivi Forensics
Link 🔗 www.instagram.com/p/DSuUF4iEaCU/?igsh=MTdjaG5zNGw5…
Narco Analysis, also called “The Truth Serum” test or “Amytal Interview,” is a controversial forensic technique that uses drugs like Sodium Pentothal or Sodium Amytal to induce a sleep‑like trance in a subject.
Key points:
1. Method: Involves administering anesthetic drugs to create a trance state for interrogation.
2. Reliability: Does not guarantee truthful answers; subjects may fantasize or lie even under drug influence.
3. Admissibility: Evidence obtained through narco analysis is generally not admissible in court unless supported by independent corroboration.
4. Risks: Incorrect drug administration can cause health complications, coma, or death.
5. Usage: Typically reserved for high‑profile cases where traditional interrogation fails due to suspect resistance.
6. Example: Mentioned in the Godhra Carnage (2002) case.
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