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Author: Tanuhari Pathak
Tanuhari Pathak
A passionate law student currently in the 4th year of B.A. LL.B. . With growing experience in legal research, internships, and academic writing, I aim to explore and contribute to the evolving fields of Cyber Law, Intellectual Property, and Constitutional Governance. Through this platform, I hope to share accessible and meaningful legal insights.
Introduction: The New Face of Digital Harm Imagine scrolling through your phone and seeing a video that makes your heart stop. It’s your face, but it’s not your life. This digital violation is a direct infringement on the Fundamental Right to Privacy, recognized by the Supreme Court as an intrinsic part of the Right to Life under Article 21 in its landmark judgment in Justice K.S. Puttaswamy (Retd.) v. Union of India. This article will break down your legal shield, explain how to use it, and analyze how we can strengthen it for the future, grounded in established law and…
In an era where every click, purchase, and interaction leaves a digital footprint, robust data privacy has never been more critical. India, a nation surging ahead in its digital transformation, has long sought a comprehensive legal framework to safeguard this invaluable asset. This pursuit culminates in the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA)—a monumental legislative leap that not only aligns India with global data protection standards but fundamentally reshapes the landscape for every entity handling personal data. Far from being just another regulation, the DPDPA is a strategic pivot, offering businesses the dual challenge and opportunity to cultivate deeper…
