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Digital Constitutionalism

Source:  TH Subject:  Polity and Governance Context: The government’s rapid rollback of its directive mandating the Sanchar Saathi app—after concerns over consent, surveillance and data misuse—has reignited national debate on digital constitutionalism. About Digital Constitutionalism: What it is? Digital constitutionalism refers to the application and extension of core constitutional principles—liberty, dignity, equality, privacy, due process, …

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Explore the implications of the Right to be Forgotten under Indian jurisprudence. How can India balance privacy rights with public interest?

Topic: Fundamental Rights Q3. Explore the implications of the Right to be Forgotten under Indian jurisprudence. How can India balance privacy rights with public interest? (15 M) Difficulty Level: Medium Reference: InsightsIAS Why the question: The Right to be Forgotten has gained legal relevance after the Puttaswamy judgment and enactment of the Digital Personal Data …

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