INDIAN LEGAL WING

Srishti Jain, LLB student, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi Abstract This article looks at how digital surveillance in India has grown rapidly in recent years and the problems this creates for accountability. The government now has many tools to monitor citizens, from central monitoring systems to facial recognition and AI-based predictive policing. While these are said to be needed for national security and public order, they raise serious questions about who watches the

The rapid integration of artificial intelligence and algorithmic decision-making systems into governance and commerce has created unprecedented challenges for the protection of constitutional rights in India. This paper examines the intersection of algorithmic governance and fundamental rights under the Indian Constitution, with particular emphasis on Articles 14, 15, and 21.

By - Shourya Singh Abstract A pivotal moment in the evolution of Indian cyber and IP law was the decision of the Supreme Court of India in Satyam Info way Ltd. v. Siffynet Solutions Pvt. Ltd. (2004). The ruling came during the time when Indian legislation was still trying to make itself understood in the context of the internet and the digital economy. Nevertheless, the court very successfully took the matter straight to the root and handled the entire issue of domain names a

Author- Vidushi Gupta Introduction Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been one of the most revolutionary judicial innovations in Indian...

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