Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.
Social media platforms and online services are required to obtain verifiable parental consent before processing children’s personal data, ensuring parents explicitly agree to their child’s data collection and usage.
Social Media:
The draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 introduced by the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) on January 3, 2025, aim to strengthen data protection measures, particularly for children, under the broader framework of the
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Dear @PuneCityPolice@CPPuneCity
The matter is very serious and needs immediate and urgent attention from Police
This @Rajdhasal98 is extending Rape threats to Zainab @xainabs, as per information received, this @Rajdhasal98 is from Pune, kindly take strong legal steps
A Tenant can claim a Waiver/Suspension of Rent only when the Contract contains a clause providing for the same : Delhi High Court
Case:Siddhatha Singhvs Ajit Singh Bawa (Deceased) Through Lrs
Citation: RFA(COMM) 40/2022 & CM APPL.26156-158/2022
Once Arbitration Clause mentions name of the Arbitral Institution, no need to name the Arbitrator.
Karnataka High Court in Civil Misc. Petition 52 of 2021
*CCPA may charge penalty of Rs 10 lakh and for subsequent contravention, Rs 50 Lakh for violation*
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Centre issues ‘Guidelines on Prevention of Misleading Advertisements and Endorsements for Misleading Advertisements, 2022’
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These guidelines shall apply to all advertisements regardless of form, format or medium and shall be in addition to and not in derogation of, such regulation in other laws
Guidelines aims at protecting consumers from misleading advertisements and protect the consumers right
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@ndtv Mr Senior Advocate need to study Justice Krishna Iyer's Judgment.
Reference:
JUSTICE Krishna Iyer, in a landmark judgement, State of Rajasthan vs Balchand, 1977 laid down one of the basic rules of legal proceedings, i.e., to provide bail and avoid jail time for the accused.
@priyashmita JUSTICE Krishna Iyer, in a landmark judgement, State of Rajasthan vs Balchand, 1977 laid down one of the basic rules of legal proceedings, i.e., to provide bail and avoid jail time for the accused. The judgement has laid the foundation for a more lenient justice system.