JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)

Bengaluru, 24th July 2026 - Bridging academic science and military law enforcement, the Department of Forensic Science conducted an intensive forensic training programme for officers of the Corps of Military Police (India) on 24 July 2026. Held at the School of Sciences, JC Road Campus, the specialised workshop brought military personnel directly into university laboratories to explore how modern forensic technologies can enhance evidence preservation, digital investigations, and crime scene integrity.

The programme opened with addresses from Dr Asha Rajiv, Director of IQAC and School of Sciences, and Dr Sujayaraj Samuel Jayakumar, Assistant Professor of Forensic Science, setting an engaging tone centered on evidence-based decision making. To ensure practical hands-on exposure, the officers were divided into small cohorts and rotated through five specialized laboratory modules. Rather than observing passive lectures, the participants worked directly alongside university faculty and technical experts, analyzing real-world methodologies across multiple forensic disciplines.

In the Cyber Forensics Laboratory, officers examined protocols for digital evidence acquisition, mobile device imaging, and cybercrime workflows. Moving to the Questioned Document and Fingerprint Analysis unit, they practiced latent fingerprint development and signature verification techniques. The rotation continued through Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology, where experts demonstrated the analytical detection of explosives, narcotics, and chemical residues, followed by Forensic Biology, where officers examined DNA extraction protocols and contamination prevention measures. The circuit concluded in the Ballistics Laboratory, focusing on trajectory reconstruction and firearm evidence interpretation.

Throughout the sessions, interactive case studies allowed military practitioners to compare field challenges with laboratory workflows. By integrating scientific methodologies into military investigative procedures, the initiative reinforced strict chain-of-custody protocols essential for legal admissibility.

As modern investigations grow increasingly complex, the collaboration underscores the growing necessity of interdisciplinary expertise in military policing. Beyond immediate skill development, this initiative strengthens the institutional partnership between academic researchers and defence law enforcement, establishing a foundation for ongoing capacity building and scientific excellence in public service.

Bengaluru, 21st July 2026 - Strengthening a shared commitment to workforce development, the Centre for Management Development & Consultancy (CMDC) at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) hosted another custom Executive Development Program for GEBERIT India. Held on 20 and 21 July 2026 at the university’s Global Campus, the two-day residential retreat focused on cultivating proactive workplace ownership, sharpening daily execution, and refining cross-functional collaboration among key corporate personnel.

Opening the proceedings, Dr Jitendra Kumar Mishra, Vice Chancellor (i/c) and Registrar, highlighted that organisational success in competitive markets hinges on individual accountability, personal discipline, and an ongoing pursuit of professional growth. Stepping away from standard lecture formats, the curriculum engaged the cohort in realistic workplace simulation exercises, role-specific reflection, and structured group problem-solving designed to pinpoint operational roadblocks and streamline communication across departments.

Throughout the intensive modules, participants examined the core mechanics of effective time management, task prioritisation, and continuous performance improvement. Rather than analysing hypothetical enterprise challenges, the executives applied core administrative principles directly to their day-to-day operational hurdles, leaving the sessions with tangible strategies to enhance both individual output and team cohesion.

The program concluded with a valedictory address by Mr Ravindra Bhandary, Vice President of the JAIN Group, who commended the participants' immersive engagement and urged them to translate their individual action plans into long-term operational results. This successful collaboration highlights CMDC's continuing role as a trusted learning partner for industry leaders, delivering high-impact executive education that equips modern teams to lead with clarity, responsibility, and sustained excellence.

Bengaluru, 20th July 2026: Demonstrating exceptional discipline and sharp marksmanship, Cadet ITI Pisupati of JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) has been selected to represent the Karnataka and Goa Directorate at the upcoming Inter Directorate Sports Shooting Championship Camp (IDSSC) in Trichy. Operating under the 1COY / 9 KAR BN NCC unit, her national selection comes on the heels of a standout performance at the state level, where she secured the Silver Medal in the competitive Senior Wing Open 3-Position (3P) event.

Pisupati’s journey to the national stage highlights the intense focus and technical precision required in competitive rifle shooting. Moving through rigorous qualification rounds, she mastered the 3-Position discipline which tests a shooter's stability, breathing control, and adaptability across kneeling, prone, and standing positions. The achievement reflects months of systematic practice, balancing academic responsibilities with the demanding physical and mental conditioning needed to compete at an elite level.

Her progression through the ranks has been guided by the steady mentorship of Associate NCC Officer Major Dr Rekha Sinha, whose coaching has helped cadets translate military discipline into athletic excellence. Beyond individual skill, the milestone underscores the university’s commitment to providing a supportive environment where students can compete at the highest levels of national sports.

As Pisupati prepares to join the Karnataka and Goa Directorate contingent in Trichy, her achievement serves as an inspiring benchmark for fellow cadets across the institution. The upcoming IDSSC will bring together the finest student marksmen from across the country, offering a platform to showcase poise and competitive rigor under national scrutiny. Her selection not only marks a significant personal milestone in her NCC journey but also reinforces the vital role of structured co-curricular pathways in building resilience, focus, and leadership in young achievers.