Published On: September 4th 2025 Authored By: Vaishnavi Shukla Arya Kanya Degree college, University of Allahabad, Prayagraj Abstract Crime refers to a legal wrong. In earlier times, when religious institutions held significant power, wrongful acts were primarily seen as sins, with little to no distinction between sin and crime. As the concept of the modern […]
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Published on 4th March 2025 Authored By: Srijan Vishwakarma University of Lucknow Introduction Concept of Cyber Crime The term “cybercrime” originated alongside the swift progress in the computer sector and the expansion of networks. Cybercrimes present a substantial concern owing to their potentially catastrophic repercussions, encompassing financial losses, unauthorized access to and breaches of sensitive
CHALLENGES AND APPROACHES IN TACKLING CYBERCRIME LAW IN INDIA THROUGH TECHNOLOGY Read More »
Published on 3rd March 2025 Authored By: Sakshi Agarwal University of Mumbai Abstract The dark Web, the hidden part of the internet has become a focus of cyber-criminal activity. From illegal drug trafficking and weapons sales. Identity theft and financial fraud occur despite continued legal efforts to counter these harmful activities. However, the rapidly evolving
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Published on 20th February 2025 Authored By: Divyendu Lakwad Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Law University, Sonipat, Haryana ABSTRACT The rapid technological advancements and the exponential growth of internet users has provided various opportunities in advancing the human race as a whole. However, these benefits aren’t without their shortcomings. Due to the incessant and rapid upsurge
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Published on 21st January 2025 Authored By: Shahana khan Christ University  Abstract: With the rise of digitalization and digital connectivity, cyberbullying has sprung up as a paramount issue. Cyberbullying has proved to hurt an individual’s emotional and mental health across demographics thus posing a significant social, psychological, and legal hurdle. It is a cybercrime
