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Supreme Court should declare Bitcoin as illegal..to prevent Mr Modi gaining a higher moral ground
I as a citizen of India place this information for the attention of the honourable Supreme Court and demand that the Court should take into account the adverse effect that the Bitcoin regularization may have on the Indian Society before … Continue reading
If India was in EU, Aadhaar would have been exempted from GDPR.. Supreme Court needs to ponder..
Currently GDPR and Aadhaar are both hot subjects for discussion amongst professionals whether they are Privacy activists, Information Security professionals or Lawyers. GDPR is at one end of the spectrum often looked upon by Privacy activists as the ultimate in … Continue reading
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Tagged Aadhaar, GDPR, naavi, national identification number, supreme court
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Aadhaar case is a fight between honest citizens of India and the Benami property and Black Money owners
In the case of Justice Loya’s death due to heart attack, many senior advocates like Mr Dushyant Dave and Indira Jaisingh as well as politicians like Mr Rahul Gandhi are complaining that an enquiry needs to be ordered under the … 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
What “We the people” say on Judge’s Controversy
The Four judges of Supreme Court who recently held a press conference appealed to the public through the media with a request ‘please take care of the institution and take care of the nation’. The judges namely Justices Chelamaeshwar, Rajan Gogoi, Madan … Continue reading
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Tagged #judgesatwar, chelameshwar, gogoi, Judges controversy, supreme court
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Right to Privacy should cease at death
At a time when India is debating a new law on Data Protection, an interesting question has been raised before the Supreme Court about the “Right of Privacy” and whether it extends beyond death. The recent judgement of a 9 … Continue reading
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Tagged data protection, death, fingerprint, jayalalitha, privacy, supreme court, uidai
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