DoT’s Intrusive Direction lacks Proportionality© – N. S. Nappinai, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India It was a déjà vu moment to read the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) Direction issued under the Telecommunications (Telecom Cyber Security) Rules, 2024 (Rules) calling

LIABILITY IN FRAUDULENT TRANSACTIONS – Pratik Shukla The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, bench of Justice JB Pardiwala and Justice R. Mahadevan, dismissed SBI’s appeal against the Gauhati High Court’s decision, wherein the bank was directed to refund Rs. 94,204.80

Victim Rights for Online crimes – What is New under the Intermediary Guidelines?© – N. S. Nappinai, Advocate, Supreme Court of India & Founder, cyber saathi ‘Friends’, the TV sitcom, endeared itself with viewers for nearly 10 years and all

Fake News & You – No prizes for fastest finger first!© – N. S. Nappinai, Advocate, Supreme Court of India & Founder cyber saathi The new year is here and with it a hope for a better future and many

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Beware the Financial Fraudster© – N. S. Nappinai Fear is the Key Cybercrimes surged along with the Corona Virus (COVID) pandemic. Financial scams topped this list. Lockdowns seem to have opened the floodgates for criminals with innovative ideas for crimes.

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Fake News In COVID19 Time – Supreme Court of India In Alakh Alok Srivastava Vs. Union of India © N. S. Nappinai, Advocate & Noelle Ann Park, Advocate Background: The coronavirus (“COVID-19”) pandemic has bought with it several complications and

N. S. Nappinai, Advocate, Supreme Court & Bombay High Court Sections 65A [1] and 65B [2] of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 (“Evidence Act”) were introduced to facilitate ease of admissibility of electronic records in evidence. S.65A Evidence Act merely