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Social Media Hub… Was the Supreme Court mislead by the political canvas
The Supreme Court is the ultimate hope for justice in India and deserves to be respected and supported. But in recent days, it appears that Supreme Court is spending a disproportionate share of its time in resolving political issues and … Continue reading
Closure of Bazee.com case: Sharat Digumarti gets relief amidst Intriguing precedents created
The Bazee.com case which was one of the earliest criminal prosecutions to be launched under Information Technology Act 2000 appears to have finally completed its journey with the quashing of criminal prosecution against Mr Sharat Babu Digumarti. This case was … Continue reading
S Ve Shekar and Forwarding of Social media Messages: Shreya Singhal Judgement over looked
I refer to the recent judgement from High Court of Madras which was quoted in the media with headlines such as “Forwarding social media posts equals endorsement, says Madras HC “. The judgement was in relation to an “Anticipatory Bail Application” … Continue reading
Who is Bhusan of Kolkata Police? Why does he make Abusive calls?
Yesterday, a senior citizen of Bengaluru received an abusive call from a mobile number 9051660028 stating that he is from Kolkata Police and made some unfound allegations against the called person and threatened him with dire consequences. The True caller … Continue reading
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DISHA 2018- Proposed Health Information Security Act in India
DISHA 2018 is the proposed law for India applicable to the Privacy and Data Protection related to the Health Care sector in India. At a time there is discussion on GDPR all around the industry and anticipation of the Justice … Continue reading
The tragedy of Shafhi Mohammad judgement
“This erroneous interpretation of the bench will directly result in honest persons being harassed by dishonest persons” …. Naavi The honourable Supreme Court in its order dated 3rd April 2018 pronounced its final order on the Special Leave Petition (SLP … Continue reading