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Author: SAMIYA
SAMIYA
Hi,I'm Samiya, a second-year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student at Aligarh Muslim University. My journey into the legal world is driven by a deep curiosity and a strong sense of responsibility toward making a difference. From understanding how laws affect our everyday lives to recognizing how they can be used to bring about change, Law empowers me to question, to reason, and to stand up—for myself and others. I'm especially interested in Women’s Rights and Social Justice – because I strongly believe in equality and advocacy for the marginalized. This writing is my way of: Sharing what I learn during my law school journey. As an aspiring legal professional, I hope to Be part of a generation of lawyers that brings positive change through awareness and action This blog is a small beginning toward that goal.
Introduction India is on the verge of a digital era that is both exciting and dangerous. With more than 800 million people using the internet, the nation is seeing a significant shift in the way social interactions, education, business, and governance are organised. The government has demonstrated its commitment to a technology-driven future through flagship projects like Digital India, Aadhaar-enabled Public Delivery Systems, Unified Payments Interface (UPI), and the expanding application of artificial intelligence in judicial and law enforcement frameworks. However, several ethical, legal, and policy issues have arisen as a result of this widespread digitisation. Critical issues have surfaced…
