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Monthly Archives: January 2018
Aadhaar must be preserved with safeguards…. The root cause for Privacy breach is elsewhere
An interesting debate is happening in the Supreme Court on whether “Aadhaar is Constitutional” and whether it should be scrapped. We are informed that the Anti Aadhaar advocates have started putting through their view points to convince the Court that … Continue reading
This move on Amazon and Flipkart is a regressive taxation policy and Anti Consumer
A report in Economic Times today suggests that the IT Department of Bangalore has issued a notice to the E Commerce players Amazon and Flipkart that the customer discounts given by them should be considered as “Capital Expenditure” and not … Continue reading
Misleading Article in Times of India on Mobile Pictures and CCTV footage as Evidence
Today, there was a misleading article published in Times of India titled “Mobile pics, videos may be allowed as evidence”. By implication it meant that so far it is not accepted as evidence. The article says that there is a … Continue reading
Section 65B and its relation to the Theory of Soul and Body, rebirth and past life memory
I recently received a query about whether there is any case law which supports my view that even when a original memory card or CD is presented to the Court, a section 65B certificate is required. I would like to … Continue reading
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Tagged 65B, afsan Guru, basheer, body, memory, naavi, rebirth past life, soul, theory
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Uphold the “Right to Know” against “Right to Privacy” in the new Data Protection Law
As we enter the final stages of public consultation on the drafting of the new Data Protection Act of India following the release of the White Paper by the Justice Srikrishna Committee, one aspect of the law that needs attention … Continue reading
Is Aadhaar controversy behind the Judicial uprising?
The 4 judges who held an unprecedented press conference which many agreed has tarnished the image of Judiciary in India stated that their “Irreconcilable disagreement with the CJI” was based on the allocation of cases to different benches which was … Continue reading