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Aadhaar Judgement-5…Collection of Metadata
This is a continuation of the earlier articles on the topic Continuing our discussion on the Judgement of the three Judges, Dipak Mishra, A K Sikri and A W Khanwilkar, responding to the first issue answered by them namely, (1) … Continue reading
Aadhaar Judgement..3.. Data retention limit of 6 months..
This is in continuation of the earlier articles on this topic The First Issue answered by the first part of the majority judgement(signed by the three judges Dipak Mishra, A.K.Sikri and A W Khanwilkar here after referred to as the … Continue reading
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Aadhaar Judgement….2.. The Answers and Conclusions of the majority
This is a continuation of the earlier article “Aadhaar Judgement..1..Debate the Areas where Clarity is Required” The Aadhaar judgement is said to be the second longest case in terms of continuous hearing next only to the Keshavananda Bharati case in … Continue reading
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Don’t Ask Aadhaar Number. Ask Virtual ID. It is permitted
After the 1448 page judgement on Aadhaar, it appears that some of the Private Sector companies are worried about the e-KYC process they were using for their business and whether they need to go back to the manual KYC process … Continue reading
Controller of Certifying Authorities can improve security of Digital Signatures
Digital Signatures are the legally recognized means of authentication of electronic documents in India. Though many companies including Banks ignore that Password is not the legally acceptable authentication, it is being widely used for many authentications including the financial transactions. … Continue reading
Johari Window… and the Story of the Emperor’s New Clothes… Perhaps the Supreme Court should take a lesson about
“Johari Window” is a well known principle used by behavioural scientists and known to most of the Corporate managers. The recent happenings in the Supreme Court of India indicate that the Judges who head constitutional benches need to be given … Continue reading