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In a statement which was attributed to the MOS Sri Rajeev Chandrashekar, Economic Times reported that there is a proposal to allow “Cros Border Data Flow by Default”. Just like “Privacy By Default”, the proposal suggests “Free Data Transfer by … Continue reading →

(This is a continuation of the previous article on this subject in the series) The DIA as proposed by the MeitY is proposed to replace the current ITA 2000. The structure of the new Act may see deletion of Chapter … Continue reading →

On May 26th, 2022, the MeitY had released the “National Data Governance Framework Policy” for public consultation. Mr Rajeev Chandrashekar has made a reference to this policy while introducing the proposed Digital India Act and stated that this policy would … Continue reading →

[PS: This post is slightly off-topic. It is posted as a reflection of a responsible citizen from Karnataka unhappy with the developments.  Ignore if you donot consider it relevant for you] In the Rohini-Roopa-Ravi discussion that is  raging in Karnataka, … Continue reading →

Information Technology Act 2000 (ITA 2000) defined Electronic Document as a “Binary Expression” and legally recognized a definition for  “Document in Electronic Form”.  It provided a legal recognition making such documents  as equivalent to “Paper documents”. Simultaneously the “Digital  Signature” … Continue reading →

Jurisprudence is an interpretation of law by experts. One narrow view of “Jurisprudence” is that it is restricted to the views of a Court like the Supreme Court which is considered binding for the lower Courts. But this is a … Continue reading →