ABSTRACT Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative technology that is rapidly reshaping governance, healthcare, education, finance and digital economy in India. While AI has significantly promoted innovation, efficiency and economic growth, its increasing adoption has created several legal and ethical challenges related to transparency, accountability, privacy, liability and consumer protection. This research paper critically analyses Indian existing legal

ABSTRACT The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into everyday technologies has fundamentally altered the nature of criminal activity and its regulation. Unlike traditional crimes anchored in physical territories, AI-driven offences often operate across decentralized digital environments, challenging the conventional principles of criminal jurisdiction. This shift raises a critical question: how can legal systems attribute criminal liability when harmful outcome

ABSTRACT The proliferation of social media platforms, instant messaging applications, and digital news ecosystems has fundamentally transformed the landscape of defamation law in India. Traditional defamation doctrine, rooted in colonial-era provisions of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, was conceived for a world of finite print runs and localised audiences. It was not designed to address the velocity, permanence, and borderless character of online harm, where a defamatory statem

Abstract This paper examines the evolving landscape of corporate liability resulting from data breaches, analyzing intersection of statutory compliance, tort litigation and fiduciary duties..As cyber threats increase in both sophistication and frequency, corporations face heightened exposure to regulatory penalties, shareholder derivative suits and class-action litigation from affected consumers. Investigating the enforcement mechanisms of frameworks such as General Data Prot

ABSTRACT Regulation of commercial use of consumer data by artificial intelligence system. Artificial system has completely transformed how consumer data is used processed and collected and misused in Indias rapidly growing digital economy and becoming worlds-largest digital economy, while DPDPA 2023 marks India’s first step towards data protection, serious questions are raised that it gives complete data protection or not from data misuse. The study examines how AI systems co

Abstract The rise in technology and the advent of social media has changed the way communication happens and people access information. But, with all the positive things that have happened due to advancements in technology, there are some downsides too, such as the advent of different forms of abuse and harassment, which have taken place through the use of technology. Cyberstalking is one such problem, and women are mostly at its receiving end, due to constant tracking, unwan

ABSTRACT This paper examines how data protection can function as a foundation for digital inclusion and sustainable governance in an increasingly connected society. It argues that access to digital services is meaningful only when users can trust that their personal data is collected, processed, and shared responsibly. Weak privacy safeguards, opaque consent mechanisms, excessive data collection, and limited grievance redress can deepen exclusion, especially for vulnerable us

Digital arrest scams have emerged as a serious threat to internet users in India, exploiting fear and misinformation to defraud unsuspecting victims. These scams involve fraudsters impersonating law enforcement officials or government authorities, falsely claiming that the victim is under arrest or involved in a legal case. The rapid rise of these scams reflects the growing digital footprint of Indian citizens and the increasing sophistication of cybercriminals. This blog exp

In the digital age, personal data has become one of the most valuable assets. From online shopping and social media to government services and healthcare, vast amounts of personal information are collected, processed, and stored every second. This raises critical questions about how this data is protected, who controls it, and how individuals can maintain their privacy. India, with its rapidly growing digital ecosystem, faces unique challenges and opportunities in shaping dat

The rise of digital technology has transformed how people live, work, and communicate. Alongside these benefits, cyber crimes have surged, posing serious threats to individuals, businesses, and governments. India, with its rapidly expanding internet user base, faces a growing challenge from cyber offences. This article explores the nature of cyber crimes in India, the legal framework designed to address them, and the ongoing efforts to strengthen digital security. What Are Cy

The rapid growth of digital technology has transformed how people communicate, work, and access information. Alongside these benefits, concerns about privacy and government surveillance have intensified. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) have become popular tools to protect online privacy, but their use raises important legal questions in India. This blog explores the complex relationship between VPNs, privacy, and digital surveillance under Indian law, focusing on constitution

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming creative industries in India and worldwide. From generating music and digital art to writing and software development, AI tools are producing content at an unprecedented scale. This rapid evolution raises complex legal questions about copyright ownership, infringement liability, and the boundaries of fair use. Indian copyright law, rooted in the Copyright Act, 1957, faces new challenges in addressing AI-generated works. This articl