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Terrorists, corrupt people have no right to privacy: Ravi Shankar Prasad

Talking about gender justice, he said India is "very proud" that the Indian women are doing so well

RTI should not be used to spy, hasten judicial functionings: Justice Ramana

He said the case concerns the balance which is required between two important fundamental rights -- right to information and right to privacy.

Congress slams BJP over WhatsApp 'snooping' allegation, demands SC probe

The Congress Spokesperson said that 'Right to Privacy' of the citizens has been an anathema to the majoritarian BJP government

Right to privacy: What US, EU, China can teach India about data protection

A comprehensive data protection and privacy law with real enforcement mechanisms would benefit Indians

Need to strike balance between privacy and transparency: Arun Jaitley

The Supreme Court in its verdict last week held right to privacy as a fundamental right

The fabric of a plural culture

Privacy allows people a space where they can refuse to conform

Right to Privacy: Misusing customer data may land app developers in trouble

Judgment could set the stage for severe punishment if developers are found misusing customer data

RBI panel seeks rights-based data privacy in household finance

The RBI published the report hours after the SC affirmed that privacy is a fundamental right

Right to Privacy verdict to impact beef matters in Maharashtra, says SC

Nobody would like to be told what to eat or how to dress, said Supreme Court

After Right to Privacy ruling, robust data protection laws is need of the hour

Day to day, we face the threat of data breaches and financial frauds leading to monetary losses

SC's Right to Privacy ruling does more for Indians than we had hoped for

There could not have been a clearer endorsement of the value accorded to privacy by the judiciary

Right to Privacy: What do the limitations mean and how will they impact you?

What makes us believe that Right to Privacy will not be restricted at the govt's whims and fancies?

From sexual orientation to Aadhaar: 5 issues Right to Privacy may impact

Aadhaar aside, five issues could be affected by SC ruling on Right To Privacy

Privacy is a fundamental right, says Supreme Court in historic ruling

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 NEW DELHI 24 AUGUST A nine-judge constitution bench of the SupremeCourt today ruled that right to privacy of a citizen is protected by theConstitution and it is a fundamental right. This right is part of the right tolife and liberty guaranteed by Article 21 and belonged to the freedoms guaranteed in the fundamental rightschapter of the Constitution. The decision wasunanimous, though the nine judges wrote six separate but concurring judgments. Fourjudges, including Chief Justice J S Khehar, wrote one common judgment whilefive others wrote their own separate judgments. The common verdict in the words of the court is "theright to privacy is protected as an intrinsic part of the right to life andpersonal liberty under Article 21 and as a part of the freedoms guaranteed byPart III of the Constitution." ...

Right to Privacy: Lawyers expect spurt in privacy-related litigation

Most legal experts expect more Aadhaar-related litigation to come up before the courts

Right to Privacy: SC verdict may stall Aadhaar linkage to stock trading

Last week, exchanges issued a circular, asking brokers to furnish Aadhaar details of all clients

Right to Privacy: Aadhaar linkage to welfare schemes to continue

New procedure for protecting data in works

How the protest against Aadhaar led to the Right to Privacy

Privacy is a fundamental right, says Supreme Court

The 'Magna Carta' of privacy

The court has correctly refrained from defining privacy or delineating definitively its contours

The new fundamental

SC's ruling on the right to privacy is historic