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Deepfake Regulation in India: Is Existing Criminal and Data Protection Law Sufficient?

Published On: 17th August 2026 Authored By: Anjali Agrawal KLE Law College, Bengaluru Abstract The emergence of deepfake technology has transformed the challenges posed by artificial intelligence in the digital age. What initially appeared to be a tool for entertainment and creative content has increasingly become a means of violating privacy, damaging reputations, spreading misinformation,

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SECTION 44(3) OF THE DPDP ACT, 2023: THE QUIET REWRITING OF THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION

Published On: 14th August 2026 Authored By: Sanjana Singh KIIT School of Law, KIIT Deemed to be University I. Introduction The Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025, were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology on 14 November 2025, which has brought into force various provisions of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act,

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The Right to Privacy after the Puttaswamy Judgment: Judicial Expansion and Emerging Challenges

Published On: July 28, 2026 Authored By: Medha Popuri Mahindra University 1. Introduction Privacy is essential to individual dignity and personal freedom. It allows people to make decisions about their lives without unnecessary interference from the State or private entities. In a democratic society, privacy is closely connected with liberty, equality and freedom of expression,

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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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