Is Charles Hoskinson Visiting India Soon? India’s Police Forensics Go Blockchain With Cardano
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Trivolve has launched its blockchain-based FMS on the Cardano mainnet in partnership with the Uttar Pradesh Police
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Forensic evidence will be recorded by using blockchain, ensuring transparency, tamper-proof custody, and legal reliability.
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This is a joint effort between Trivolve Tech’s blockchain solutions and Quixy’s low-code application platform.
The India-based blockchain and AI development studio, Trivolve Tech, recently announced that its Forensic Management System is live on the Cardano Mainnet. Watching this development closely, Cardano CEO Charles Hoskinson revealed that he might pay a visit to India soon.
Charles Hoskinson Plans to Visit India
Recently, Hoskinson showed his enthusiasm to travel to India after the impressive Cardano development in the country. He replied to Trivolve’s post on X, saying, “Looks like I’m going to India.”
Trivolve has launched its blockchain-based Forensic Management System (FMS) on the Cardano mainnet in partnership with the Uttar Pradesh Police. Now, their forensic evidence will be recorded by using blockchain, ensuring transparency, tamper-proof custody, and legal reliability.
This new service mainly uses the Cardano blockchain and zero-knowledge proofs to protect evidence from tampering. The inspiration behind this strategy is to strengthen the country’s trust in digital forensic systems, improve efficiency, and set a model for nationwide adoption.
Why Does It Matter?
By using Cardano blockchain technology and Zero-Knowledge Proofs, the Indian state government will ensure the integrity and authenticity of the evidence. More than 1 million cases per year involve this technology, which enhances the reliability of the evidence, according to Project Catalyst.
The FMS is designed to be a closed-source system for security and confidentiality. It addresses challenges in police forensic departments with critical evidence documentation for judicial courts. Once successfully implemented in Uttar Pradesh, this blockchain-based solution can be adapted and rolled out across all 28 states and 8 union territories of India.
What Are Trivolve Officials Saying About This?
This is a joint effort between Trivolve Tech’s blockchain solutions and Quixy’s low-code application platform. Founder of Trivolve Tech, Rahul Konudula, said, “I’m thrilled to share that we at Trivolve Tech are building a Forensic Management System on Cardano for an Indian state government, in collaboration with Quixy.”
“This project uses blockchain to bring greater transparency, security, and efficiency to public services. Can’t wait to see the positive impact this will have in the forensic field and beyond!” he added.