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YouTube Educators Vs. News Media: Free Speech Or Defamation In Disguise?

A recent controversy involving famous journalist and anchor Anjana Om Kashyap and several prominent YouTube educators has reignited the debate on the limits of free speech vs defamation in India. The controversy has also revived the broader debate of free speech vs defamation, particularly in the context of digital media, journalism, and online

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A smartphone showing the Sanchar Saathi app with an on/off security toggle, surrounded by text asking “Privacy?”, “Security?”, “Safety?”, and “Democracy?”, illustrating public concerns over the app’s impact on digital rights in India.

SANCHAR SAATHI: AN INFRINGEMENT OF THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY?

This article examines the Sanchar Saathi app mandate and its implications for privacy, constitutional rights, and digital democracy in India. It analyses the Puttaswamy judgment, DPDP Act, IT Act, and TRAI’s role to assess whether compulsory installation violates the Right to Privacy and democratic freedoms.

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Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni

Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni: It Starts with Words

Defamation lawsuits have become a hot topic in today’s legal landscape, especially in the era of social media and instant communication. It’s fascinating how a single statement, made with or without intent, can spiral into reputational damage and a court battle. You might be wondering, what exactly qualifies as defamation?

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LESSER KNOWN RIGHTS EVERY INDIAN CITIZEN SHOULD BE AWARE ABOUT

Explore lesser-known legal rights guaranteed by the Indian Constitution, including the right to legal aid, medical aid, speedy trial, shelter, and privacy. Learn about rights concerning police officers, women, inheritance, self-incrimination, arrest procedures, and the Motor Vehicles Act. Understand the significance of these rights in ensuring justice, equality, and protection

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Paralegal JP Associates

SANCHAR SAATHI: AN INFRINGEMENT OF THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY?

This article examines the Sanchar Saathi app mandate and its implications for privacy, constitutional rights, and digital democracy in India. It analyses the Puttaswamy judgment, DPDP Act, IT Act, and TRAI’s role to assess whether compulsory installation violates the Right to Privacy and democratic freedoms.

Poster encouraging citizens to know their legal rights, featuring raised fist illustration symbolizing justice, legal awareness, empowerment in India
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Swati Agrawal

LESSER KNOWN RIGHTS EVERY INDIAN CITIZEN SHOULD BE AWARE ABOUT

Explore lesser-known legal rights guaranteed by the Indian Constitution, including the right to legal aid, medical aid, speedy trial, shelter, and privacy. Learn about rights concerning police officers, women, inheritance, self-incrimination, arrest procedures, and the Motor Vehicles Act. Understand the significance of these rights in ensuring justice, equality, and protection for all citizens under the law.

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