Trending
- Anesthetic Death: Exploring the Complexities of Medico-Legal Accountability
- At the Crossroads of Enterprise and Ethics
- Decoding Section 64 of the Copyright Act: The Minimum Rank for Police Seizure and Investigation
- Efficacy Of Injunctions In Indian Patent Infringement Cases: An Empirical And Legal Analysis
- Article III — The Judicial Branch of the U.S. Constitution
- Behind the Walls, Beyond the Bars: How Prison Health Shapes Community Wellbeing
- Drug Trafficking Laws and Regulations in the UAE
- Quashing FIR in Delhi High Court — A Practical, Court-Ready Guide
Author: Divyanshu Kumar Jha
Divyanshu Kumar Jha
I am a 3rd year learner Pursuing BBA.LLB from one of the reputed law schools of India, Symbiosis Law School, Noida [Symbiosis International University].
Need for the User Guidelines and Terms & Conditions of Social Media Platform and Their Conflict with Domestic Indian Laws Abstract Social media channels have greatly expanded communication, commerce, and civic participation avenues in India, with over 500 million active users as of 2024. Under these platforms, user guidelines and terms and conditions have been used to regulate conduct, safeguard intellectual property, and ensure compliance with local laws. Nevertheless, these policies and Indian laws often come into conflict with each other in some respects, including the Copyright Act, 1957, Consumer Protection Act, 2019, Information Technology (IT) Act, 2000, and the…
