Dr. Anjesh Mittal is a medical professional and academic in the field of **Forensic Medicine and Toxicology**, with a strong interest in forensic research, medico-legal practice, teaching, and the application of emerging technologies in forensic science.
He completed his **MBBS from S.N. Medical College, Agra, in 2017** and subsequently pursued postgraduate training in **MD Forensic Medicine**, also from S.N. Medical College, Agra, completing his postgraduate qualification in 2025. His professional training has provided him with extensive exposure to medico-legal autopsy, forensic pathology, toxicology, injury interpretation, and the clinical and legal aspects of medicolegal cases.
Dr. Mittal began his postgraduate clinical experience as a **Junior Resident at S.N. Medical College, Agra**, where he worked from April 2022 to April 2025. He subsequently served as a **Senior Resident at S.N. Medical College, Agra**, and since July 2025 has been working as a **Senior Resident in the Department of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology at Autonomous State Medical College, Firozabad**.
His academic interests encompass a broad spectrum of forensic medicine, including **forensic pathology, medico-legal autopsy, homicidal and accidental deaths, asphyxial deaths, poisoning, injury interpretation, firearm injuries, railway trauma, child abuse, sudden death, virtual autopsy, forensic identification, and emerging applications of artificial intelligence in forensic medicine and toxicology**. His work reflects an interest in integrating conventional forensic methods with newer technological approaches to improve the accuracy and efficiency of medicolegal investigations.
Dr. Mittal is also an **author and researcher**, with numerous publications and case reports in national and international journals. His published work includes studies and case reports dealing with diverse forensic subjects such as homicidal injuries, animal-predation-related concealment of homicide, firearm injuries, railway trauma, sudden cardiac death, facial reconstruction, snakebite, hanging, diabetic ketoacidosis, poisoning, electrocution, burns, child abuse, medical negligence, virtual autopsy, and other challenging medicolegal conditions.
Among his recent academic contributions are works exploring **artificial intelligence in forensic medicine and toxicology**, atypical craniofacial firearm injuries, fatal railway trauma, facial reconstruction, and complex forensic case investigations. These publications demonstrate his continuing interest in contemporary developments and innovative approaches within forensic medicine.
In addition to research, Dr. Mittal has contributed to undergraduate medical education through the authorship of a **Practical Manual of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology for MBBS Students**, published by Reyansh Publication. His academic activities reflect a commitment to making forensic medicine accessible, clinically relevant, and practically oriented for medical students and postgraduate trainees.
His professional interests lie at the intersection of **forensic pathology, clinical medicine, medico-legal investigation, research, and technological innovation**. Through his teaching, publications, case-based academic work, and professional responsibilities, Dr. Mittal aims to contribute to the advancement of forensic medicine and to strengthen the scientific foundation of medicolegal practice.
**Dr. Anjesh Mittal** continues to pursue academic and professional development with a focus on evidence-based forensic practice, research excellence, and the integration of modern technologies into forensic medicine and toxicology.
