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Binod Uprety

@binod.abhijeet

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Posted: 11 years ago

#11

looking forward for huge discussion..

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Jackles

@Jackles

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Posted: 11 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: binod.abhijeet
looking forward for huge discussion..

Yes...Hope every member involves in this thread😛

@GD: My sir also said not to wear glasses. What's the logic behind that btw???

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Debasree

@debasree04

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Posted: 11 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: saman0

I am also not satisfied wirh the lab. It is more like a college chemistry lab rather then forensic lab. My brother says that, forensic experts perform thousand of experiments then give a result, but just by watching in a microscope they finalize everything. He says that why Dr Salunkhe wears glasses while seeing in microscope, while his bio sir says not to😆...

😆 😆 Sorry Saman but present forensic lab is not 1% of college chemistry lab also...what are those colorful solution?? I want to know name of those solution...
I never saw any such colorful solution in chemistry lab...it seems all the solution is actually the mixture of gulaal with water 😆😆
About microscope...yeah its very much wrong method...i remember in my school our bio-teacher has specs but she always see under microscope without specs...actually in microscope there r lenses & in specs there r also lenses so it is possible that if we use spec while seeing under microscope our detection may not always correct.

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Jackles

@Jackles

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Posted: 11 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: debasree04

😆 😆 Sorry Saman but present forensic lab is not 1% of college chemistry lab also...what are those colorful solution?? I want to know name of those solution...
I never saw any such colorful solution in chemistry lab...it seems all the solution is actually the mixture of gulaal with water 😆😆
About microscope...yeah its very much wrong method...i remember in my school our bio-teacher has specs but she always see under microscope without specs...actually in microscope there r lenses & in specs there r also lenses so it is possible that if we use spec while seeing under microscope our detection may not always correct.

I agree with you dear😛...Chemicals ki mystery solve karni padegi😃...Pata nhe yeh FW kahaan sai utha utha key lab main rakh deti hai...And what is that smoke that rises from the flasks 24 hours a day???

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Sonali.

@Sonali.

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

#15

Forensics toh classic era mein tha ab toh magic show hain... And Dr. Salunkhe is full time Scientist, Forensics expert bole toh all in one..

Edited by Sonali. - 11 years ago

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Jackles

@Jackles

Rocker

Posted: 11 years ago

#16

Hmm Bilkul. Sahi farmaya janab😉. Classic era represented Forensics in true sense...Aj kal tu mazak ho rahai hai lab ke naam pe😛

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IkLover

@IkLover

Beginner

Posted: 11 years ago

#17

Originally posted by: saman0
As i have opened this thread, i am going to dedicate a poem to our Forensic Department😉
Forensics

Arduous cases and limited time,,,
Forensic Department has worked out each crime...
No matter how???No matter where???
They call the shots and succeed...Swear!!!

Whenever the Qualis before the lab landed,,,
Officers never go home barehanded...
Every doubt was fully erased,,,
It made even the Hard-heads amazed...

Mixing chemicals and matching DNA,,,
They though not find the results may...
But enhancing experience is their plan,,,
Practice makes a perfect Man...