RFSL Dharamshala achieves 7 successive years of NABL accreditation
Established in 2008, RFSL plays a vital role in serving the farthest districts of the state, ensuring timely forensic reporting. RFSL Dharamshala has the distinction of being the first RFSL in the country to achieve ISO/IEC 17025 NABL accreditation in 2018 (upgraded to the 2017 standard in 2020) and the first to be notified as an Examiner of Electronic Evidence under Section 79A of the IT Act by the Government of India.
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