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Curbing Wildlife Cybercrime, The Traffic post, January, 2020
Information technology is mostly seen as a boon but can prove to be a bane as cyber criminals rampantly misuse the internet due to the anonymity inherent in it. One such crime growing at an alarming rate is wildlife trafficking on the internet. With the proliferation of B2B (Business to Business) and B2C (Business to […]
Corona virus crisis & Frustration of contract/impossibility of performance, LinkedIn, 27th March, 2020
With the outbreak of pandemic of Corona virus, human life faces biowar crisis and businesses are adversely affected in an unprecedented manner. The lockdown imposed by the Government of India is in our best interests yet have disrupted the business contracts across all verticals. It is pertinent to elucidate if force majeure clauses can absolve […]
निजता का सवाल – डॉ. कर्णिका सेठ
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Credible Deterrence in Armed forces, Vivekanand International Foundation , April 2019 released by Hon’ble Defence Minister, GOI
Cyberspace has become a full-blown war zone as governments across the globe clash for digital supremacy in this new and mostly invisible theatre of operations. Electronic technologies, Electro Magnetic Spectrum and an estimated seven billion people make cyberspace unique. An increasingly wide range of social, political, economic and military activities depend on cyberspace, making it […]
Combating cybercrime in India, 2019
In the past few decades, the contribution of information technology at the national and global forefront has been phenomenal and unprecedented. However, this unique and dynamic medium of communication has also brought techno- legal challenges. Partic-ularly, its inherent features of anonymity and borderless expanse has luredcybercri-minals leading to a rise in cyber threats, attacks & […]
Do Laws of war apply in the cyberspace? 2019
The 1899 and 1907 Hague Conventions created the primary body of the law of the War (with its foundations in the Oxford 1880 “Manual of Laws and Customs of War”) and India is a signatory thereto. The key principles prescribed therein include principles of ‘distinction’, ‘military necessity’, ‘proportionality’, and ‘unnecessary suffering’. These principles which apply […]
Fending off the cyber sharks, The equator line, 2019
It was a Monday evening. I was preparing for the hearing the next day in a court case, when the phone began to ring frantically. The voice on the other end was both urgent and nervous – it was a client.She was desperately in need of some legal advice. She said that her phone was […]