Institute of Road Traffic Education

Institute of Road Traffic Education IRTE's journey since 1991 has dwelt upon developing infrastructure in the fields of traffic engineering, public participation & building awareness.

A Pookalam is built flower by flower, each one set in a position chosen in advance. Roads should be designed to that sam...
26/08/2026

A Pookalam is built flower by flower, each one set in a position chosen in advance. Roads should be designed to that same standard, with the layout worked out long before anyone uses it.

The Institute of Road Traffic Education (IRTE) and the College of Traffic Management & Forensic Science (CTM) wish everyone a joyful and safe Onam.

Freedom gave us a choice. To stop at a red light when nobody is watching, and to wear a helmet even when the journey is ...
15/08/2026

Freedom gave us a choice.

To stop at a red light when nobody is watching, and to wear a helmet even when the journey is only two minutes long.

What may seem like small acts are, in reality, what freedom looks like in everyday life, expressed through the decisions we make each day.

This 80th Independence Day, let us choose discipline on our roads.

The Institute of Road Traffic Education and College of Traffic Management & Forensic Sciences wish everyone a safe and meaningful Independence Day.

Proud to share that Hyundai Motor India Foundation (HMIF) has been honoured with the Corporate Philanthropy Award 2026 a...
27/07/2026

Proud to share that Hyundai Motor India Foundation (HMIF) has been honoured with the Corporate Philanthropy Award 2026 at the Corporate Philanthropy Conclave & Leadership Summit 2026 held at IIM Nagpur.

The award recognizes our Easy Roads – Traffic Engineering Centre project, implemented with the Institute of Road Traffic Education (IRTE), for its contribution to advancing road safety through engineering, capacity building, and awareness.

The award was received by Ms. smriti thakur, Associate Transport Planner, IRTE, on behalf of the project.

Forensic science and road safety are disciplines where standards, methodologies, and case precedents evolve continuously...
17/07/2026

Forensic science and road safety are disciplines where standards, methodologies, and case precedents evolve continuously across jurisdictions. The institutions that train investigators need to keep pace, through faculty who engage with that evolution rather than merely reporting on it.

Faculty from the College of Traffic Management and Forensic Sciences have participated in international forensic science and road safety conferences. These engagements shape how the forensic science programmes stay connected to current professional practice in addition to the course curriculum.

A faculty member who is active in the field teaches the subject differently from one who is not.

The B.Sc.-M.Sc. Forensic Science (5-Year Integrated Programme) and M.Sc. 2-year programme is open for 2026-27 admissions. Limited seats left.

[email protected] | 0129-2477000 or 7042285225 | irte.com

India's NAFIS (the National Automated Fingerprint Identification System) has changed how fingerprint evidence moves thro...
16/07/2026

India's NAFIS (the National Automated Fingerprint Identification System) has changed how fingerprint evidence moves through the investigative chain. For forensic graduates entering government agencies or forensic laboratories, understanding how the system works is now an operational expectation.

In March 2026, Dr. S. Indira Sudha, former Director of the Central Forensic Police Bureau, led a session at College of Traffic Management and Forensic Sciences on AFIS and NAFIS. She covered system architecture, how agencies submit and retrieve evidence, and the practical knowledge practitioners need to work within the national fingerprint infrastructure.

Sessions at this level of specificity are rare in a classroom setting. CTM brings this expertise to students before they graduate.

The B.Sc.-M.Sc. Forensic Science (5-Year Integrated Programme) and M.Sc. 2-year programme is open for 2026-27 admissions. Limited seats left.

[email protected] | 0129-2477000 or 7042285225 | irte.com

Digital evidence is present in almost every category of investigation today. Multimedia forensics covers the systematic ...
16/07/2026

Digital evidence is present in almost every category of investigation today. Multimedia forensics covers the systematic analysis of image, audio, and video files for authenticity, manipulation, and fabrication. It has become a distinct and growing specialisation within the field.

In April 2026, Vernika Mehta delivered a session at College of Traffic Management and Forensic Sciences on multimedia forensic analysis. The session covered how investigators examine metadata and file structure to detect manipulation, and the visual signatures that common forgery techniques leave behind across media formats.

For MSc students who will enter roles where digital evidence is part of the case, this kind of specialisation is increasingly necessary knowledge.

The B.Sc.-M.Sc. Forensic Science (5-Year Integrated Programme) and M.Sc. 2-year programme is open for 2026-27 admissions. Limited seats left.

[email protected] | 0129-2477000 or 7042285225 | irte.com

Forensic pathology support requires students to understand what actually happens in a post-mortem examination. The envir...
15/07/2026

Forensic pathology support requires students to understand what actually happens in a post-mortem examination. The environment, the pace, the documentation, and the professional conduct the work demands cannot be absorbed through reading alone.

Students from College of Traffic Management and Forensic Sciences visited the mortuary and observed postmortem procedure at DDU Hospital as part of the programme's field exposure calendar. The visit included structured observation and a faculty-led debrief covering what students saw and how it connects to their coursework.

This is part of a wider approach at CTM: placing students in real forensic environments before they graduate, so that their first encounter with a mortuary is not also their first day on the job.

Admissions are open for the B.Sc.-M.Sc. Forensic Science (5-Year Integrated Programme) and the M.Sc. Forensic Science (2-Year Programme). Limited seats left.

[email protected] | 0129-2477000 or 7042285225 | irte.com

🔬 Admissions Open for M.Sc. Forensic Science!Applications are now open for eligible Non-CUET candidates on a first come,...
06/07/2026

🔬 Admissions Open for M.Sc. Forensic Science!

Applications are now open for eligible Non-CUET candidates on a first come, first served basis.

📍 Location: Faridabad, Haryana
🎓 Eligibility: B.Sc. / Relevant UG Degree Holders
🪑 30 Seats Available – Apply Early
📲 Scan the QR code in this post to apply.
⏳ Application Deadline: 15th July 2026
📞 Contact us: +91-7042285225
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Ms. Arushi Baluja Sahi, Head of Department, Driver Training, Public Health, CSR and International Relations at IRTE and ...
03/07/2026

Ms. Arushi Baluja Sahi, Head of Department, Driver Training, Public Health, CSR and International Relations at IRTE and CTM, has been appointed a Member of the National Road Safety Board, constituted by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways under Section 215B of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.

Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari approved the Board's composition, which was notified in the Gazette of India on 30 June 2026, in accordance with a deadline set by the Honourable Supreme Court. It will be chaired by Dr. Nitin R. Gokarn, IAS (Retd.), former Additional Chief Secretary, Government of Uttar Pradesh. The Board also includes officials from state transport and police departments, along with independent experts in enforcement, epidemiology, and road safety advocacy.

The Board will work to improve coordination between the Centre and states on road safety, upgrade road infrastructure safety, and build a national road safety information system.

Read more: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/finally-government-sets-up-national-road-safety-board-nitin-gokarn-to-head-it/articleshow/132101150.cms

In October 2025, a group of students from Vidyasagar International School visited College of Traffic Management and Fore...
25/06/2026

In October 2025, a group of students from Vidyasagar International School visited College of Traffic Management and Forensic Sciences for a structured training day on road safety and forensic awareness.

The visit covered the breadth of what a CTM learning day involves. Students began with a seminar on the foundational concepts of forensic investigation, moved into the forensic biology laboratory for hands-on work with microscopy and biological specimen examination, and concluded with an outdoor mock accident scene exercise in which they practised the assessment and documentation protocols that investigators follow on arrival at a scene.

Schools arrange visits to CTM because the programme provides laboratory infrastructure and practical instruction that a standard school curriculum is not designed to deliver. For students at the stage of thinking about their undergraduate direction, a session of this kind provides more direct understanding of what forensic science involves than any prospectus can.

Admissions are open for the BSc-MSc 5-year integrated programme through CUET UG. 30 seats.

[email protected] | 0129-2477000 or 7042285225 | irte.com

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