About NITI Aayog NITI Aayog is the Government of India’s apex public policy think tank. It is also the nodal agency for driving economic development and cooperative federalism. Chaired by the Prime Minister, it advises the Centre and the States on development and governance. For a law student, this is a chance to see how
Where technology meets the Constitution Artificial intelligence is reshaping how governments make decisions, how courts deliver justice, and how citizens live their daily lives. From facial recognition and deepfakes to algorithmic decision-making and AI-assisted dispute resolution, these technologies are outpacing the laws meant to govern them. This raises a pressing question: is our existing legal
3-Day National E-Bootcamp on Cyber Law & Cyber Security Organized by Vidhiora in Collaboration with LEGEX LEO Master the Digital Legal Ecosystem The digital world is evolving at a breakneck pace, transforming how we interact, conduct business, and address legal disputes. From the complexities of cyber crimes and digital evidence to the fundamentals of cyber
Supreme Court Notifies AOR Exam Schedule for December 2026; Window to Apply Closes October 15 The Supreme Court of India has released the official notification for the Advocates-on-Record (AOR) Examination to be held in December 2026. As per the notice, the exam will take place in New Delhi over four days — December 19, 20,
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Modern Indian Cyber Laws and Technology-Based Justice: Can Digital Crimes Be Punished Faster and More Effectively? I. Introduction India’s tryst with cyber legislation is now a quarter-century old. Yet, the gap between the volume of digital offending and the system’s capacity to punish it has arguably never been wider. The Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre
