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Introduction:- Scientific determination of age of an individual is required for the law enforcement agencies in both civil and criminal matters. Aims and Objects:- Statistical study on the appearance and fusion of ossification centers of iliac crust among natives of Ajmer region and comparative study between both sexes. Material and Method:- This prospective study has been conducted on 102 subject (48 males and 54 females) of the Ajmer region in Rajasthan of known age group between 13-21 years in the Department of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology in J.L.N. Medical College and Associated Hospitals, Ajmer between 1st April 2019 to 31st March 2020. Inclusion Criteria:- Cases whom parents are born at Ajmer region. Case subjects are also residing at Ajmer since birth, consented for study Exclusion Criteria 1. They should not be with any physical disability, congenital, nutritional or endocrinal anomaly. 2. Person should have accurate record of their birth date. Observation:- In Males appearance of iliac crest in present study was found at the age 15 yrs age in all cases. Simultaneously fusion of iliac crest was found at the age of 19.3 yrs in 100% cases. Similarly In female's appearance of iliac crest in present study was found at the age 14.2 yrs age in 100% cases. Similarly fusion of iliac crest was found in majority of cases appeared at the age of 19 yrs in all cases. Conclusion:- iliac crest fusion is found earlier in females of Ajmer region [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction:- Unnatural deaths of females in a particular geographic area is the reflection of its law and order situation. Lower incidences indicate presence of peace, harmony and security in the society. Present study is designed to determined unnatural deaths of females in Ajmer city. This study includes the various socio-etiological aspects of un-natural female death. The findings of our study is useful in planning of prevention polices. Aims & objectives:- To collect the statistical data of Autopsy cases of unnatural female death cases brought to J.L.N. Hospital, Ajmer mortuary Objectives:- To study the various socio demographic data of autopsy cases of un-natural deaths of females. Material and Method:- Population Universe:- All Medico-legal Autopsies conducted in Department of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology at J.L.N. Medical College and Associated Group of Hospitals, Ajmer. These were total 953 medico-legal autopsies in number Case Study:- As present study comprised 170 autopsy cases of unnatural female deaths Study period:- 1st April 2019 to 31st March 2020 Method:- Performa for study was prepared on the basis of information obtained from Autopsy, Panchnama, questionnaire of relatives and all collected data were put into the master-chart, which was prepared and then feed into the computer in Excel worksheet and then analyzed. Observation & Results:- More than half of victims were married (69.41%) Among the married women, maximum cases (61.86%) were of more than 7 years of marriage life. Highest number of cases (40%) was seen in Summer. Literate women comprise of about 66.47% of total cases. Highest number of cases (50.58%) was of accidental in nature. Suicidal deaths constituted more than half of deaths which occurred within in seven year of married life. Burns (30.58%) was most common cause of death. It was also same in road traffic accidental deaths (30.58%). Most common poison which causes 66.66% deaths is OPC while Second most common was ALP (13.88%). Recommendations:- our target group for prevention of unnatural deaths should be married woman of first two year of married life of age segment of middle economic literate Hindu group [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

From since a long time, in day to day work deaths due to pressure around the neck have been found to be a common cause of death during post mortem examination. Hanging and ligature strangulation are the two forms of violent mechanical asphyxia in which ligature mark is found. The study was conducted in department of forensic medicine and toxicology at J.L.N. Medical College, Ajmer for a period of one year i.e. from June 2019 to June 2020. During this period a total number of 104 cases of violent asphyxia death caused by pressure abrasion due to ligature were observed. In the present study types of ligature material used and pressure abrasion produced by them in different situation and their manner of infliction is discussed. In this study chunni (soft material) was the most common ligature material used i.e. in 32.6% cases. Fixed knot pattern was the most common (94 %of total cases). Most of the cases were occurred in closed space (room) [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: - The carrying angle is the angle placed between the median axis of arm and median axis of forearm in full extension and supination position. This angle provides the forearms a clear movement with respect to the hips while walking and is important when carrying objects. Carrying angle is examined in various pre-placementmedical examination. Carrying angle can be used to differentiate between male and female upper limb. This can be used in partial identification if rich regional data is systemically and statistically collected.Objective:-To collect the statistical data values of carrying angle in both the sexes of Ajmer region. Observing any difference between the caring angle of dominant and non-dominant hand of same individualMethod: - A cross-sectional study was carried out with right handed 100 males and right handed 100 females and variations in carrying angle between males and females were calculated using Goniometer. The value is analyzed by mean, standard deviationResults: - In males, mean carrying angle of both upper limbs is 10.720 where as in females mean carrying angle of both upper limbs is found 13.420.Conclusion: The present study showed that the carrying angle was greater in females than in males and it was greater in non-dominant arm than in dominant arm [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]