PRINCIPLES OF FORENSIC MEDICINE: INCLUDING TOXICOLOGY (PB) by Apurba Nandy is a well-respected and comprehensive textbook that provides an in-depth understanding of forensic medicine with strong medico-legal and clinical relevance. It is widely used by undergraduate and postgraduate medical students, as well as practitioners involved in medico-legal work.

The book covers all major aspects of forensic medicine, including medical jurisprudence, legal procedures, identification, age and sex determination, injuries, sexual offences, death and post-mortem changes, forensic pathology, and toxicology. Toxicology is explained systematically with emphasis on poison classification, mechanism of action, clinical features, management, and medico-legal importance.

A key strength of this book is its analytical and principle-based approach, helping students understand not just facts but the reasoning behind medico-legal opinions. The text is supported by case laws, illustrations, tables, flowcharts, and real-life examples, which enhance conceptual clarity and practical application.

The language is clear, precise, and academically rigorous, making it suitable for theory examinations, viva voce, postgraduate entrance exams, and professional reference. Updated editions incorporate recent legal amendments and evolving forensic practices, ensuring relevance to current medical and legal standards.

Principles of Forensic Medicine: Including Toxicology – Apurba Nandy is highly recommended for students and professionals seeking a detailed, authoritative, and concept-driven textbook in forensic medicine.