The Madras High Court recently stayed a blanket blocking notice issued by the Tamil Nadu Cyber Crime Wing targeting multiple posts on X (formerly Twitter). This decision highlights critical constitutional and legal principles governing online speech regulation in India. The case raises important questions about the limits of executive power under Section 79 of the Information Technology Act, the protection of free speech under Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution, and the pro

By Jaztejvar Singh Gill (Student, SVKM’s Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Chandigarh Campus) INTRODUCTION India’s digital economy has seen a rapid growth which led to a significant expansion of the online gaming industry, especially the segment of real money gaming. (RMG). Platforms that offer fantasy sports, poker, rummy as well as other skill based games enable users to participate by staking their money with the opportunity to win rewards. Despite this sector

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) plays a pivotal role in India's insolvency resolution framework under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016. Despite its critical function, the NCLT has faced significant challenges, including delays, case backlogs, and procedural inefficiencies. These issues have often led to resolution timelines exceeding statutory limits, undermining the Code's objective of timely insolvency resolution. Recent amendments to the IBC in 2025

Artificial intelligence has transformed how content is created and shared online. Among the most challenging developments are AI-generated content and deepfakes—synthetic media that can convincingly mimic real people and events. These technologies raise urgent questions about legal responsibility and regulation. As deepfakes become more sophisticated, they threaten privacy, reputation, and trust in digital ecosystems. This blog explores recent legal developments and regulator

Cyber terrorism has emerged as a critical threat to national security worldwide, and India is no exception. With rapid digital transformation, the risk of cyber attacks targeting critical infrastructure, government systems, and private networks has increased significantly. India’s legal framework has evolved to address these threats, primarily through the Information Technology Act, 2000, and related national security laws. This blog explores the legal provisions governing cy

The rapid growth of digital technology in India has brought immense benefits but also new challenges. Cybercrimes have surged, and the need for strong legal frameworks to protect individuals and organizations has never been greater. India’s cyber laws have evolved over the years to address these challenges, but gaps remain that affect enforcement and protection. This post explores the timeline of cyber laws in India, highlights key developments, and points out the loopholes t