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The Right to be Forgotten in India: Protecting Privacy Without Erasing Public Memory Introduction Technology

Published On: July 27, 2026 Authored By: Layan Fathima CUSAT Introduction The internet, as they say, never forgets. A newspaper report from many years ago, an accusation of crime where the individual was eventually acquitted, an adolescent misstep on social media, or even details posted online without explicit consent may follow a person indefinitely as […]

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Digital Resurrection and the Law: Regulating AI-Generated Replicas of the Deceased

Published On: July 27, 2026 Authored By: Sabina Ajjour Middlesex University Dubai Introduction With the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, the way individuals use technology in their everyday lives has been transformed. Laws need to keep pace with this rapid advancement and create rules to keep new everyday creations and advancements in check. However, technological

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The Cluttered Cosmos: Navigating The Rising Menace Of Space Debris And The Legislative Vacuum In Indian Space Law And Regulations

Published On: July 27, 2026 Authored By: Sana Ravi Sapkal Pravin Gandhi College of Law, Mumbai Abstract The augmentation of space debris has led to growing threats to humankind’s ability to keep using near-Earth orbital space. With India’s growing stature as a spacefaring nation, as shown by Chandrayaan-3, Aditya-L1, and the commercialisation momentum brought by

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Digital Grief and the Law: Rethinking Digital Inheritance and Posthumous Privacy in India

Published On: July 27, 2026 Authored By: Divya Soni Jaipur National University   Abstract Human existence increasingly transcends physical boundaries through digital assets — social media profiles, cryptocurrency, email accounts, and cloud storage. Yet Indian succession law remains silent on digital inheritance. Through doctrinal analysis and a comparative examination of Germany’s Facebook Inheritance Case and

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Juveniles Tried as Adults: A Comparative Study of India and Foreign Jurisdictions

Published On: July 27, 2026 Authored By: Simranpreet Kaur Nagra RIMT University   Abstract The number of crimes committed by young people is increasing, and this has become a major discussion worldwide. People are debating how to strike a balance between helping young offenders change and holding them accountable for their actions. For a long

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