Tissue histopathology is important for estimating the age of injuries in forensic medicine. The presentation discusses the histological changes that occur over time in different tissues like skin, muscle, bone and brain around inflicted wounds. These vital reactions like hemorrhage, inflammatory cell infiltration and formation of granulation tissue can help determine if an injury was ante-mortem or post-mortem. The timing of cellular and biochemical changes in injured tissues can provide a window into how long ago an injury occurred. Understanding the histological healing processes in various tissues enables more accurate estimation of the age of wounds in medico-legal cases.