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Supreme Court’s Historic Warning to Meta: India’s Constitution Comes First, Not Corporate Policy On 3 February 2026 , the Supreme Court of India sent one of its strongest messages yet to a global technology giant. During a crucial hearing on WhatsApp’s controversial privacy policy, the Court made it clear: In India, the Constitution is supreme. Not Big Tech. This moment is being seen as historic , not just for WhatsApp or Meta, but for every Indian citizen who uses digital platforms . Why This Case Matters to Every Indian WhatsApp is not just an app in India. It is a daily necessity for more than 50 crore Indians —students, shopkeepers, farmers, street vendors, small business owners, and families. When such a powerful platform changes how it uses personal data, the impact is national , not private. That is exactly why the Supreme Court stepped in. Background: How the Dispute Began The 2021 WhatsApp Privacy Policy In 2021, WhatsApp introduced a new privacy...

India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023: A New Era for Privacy & Compliance By Rakesh Singh  🌐 In a world where data is the new oil, India has finally struck a balance between privacy and progress. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP Act), 2023 , is here—a landmark law reshaping how personal data is handled in India. Why Does the DPDP Act Matter? India’s digital economy is booming, but until now, data privacy laws were fragmented and outdated. Key milestones: Born from the Puttaswamy judgment (2017) Debated through multiple drafts (2018–2022) Operational rules (Draft Rules 2025) now in the works Who Does It Apply To? ✅ Digital Data : Online data & digitized offline data ✅ Global Reach : Foreign companies must comply 🚫...

The syllabus of LLB (Bachelor of Laws) can vary slightly depending on the university or institution offering the program. However, I can provide you with a general overview of the subjects and topics typically covered in an LLB program. Please note that this is a broad overview, and specific courses and their order may vary. 1. First Year:    - Introduction to Law    - Legal Methods    - Legal Writing and Research    - Constitutional Law    - Law of Contracts    - Law of Torts    - Family Law    - Criminal Law    - Jurisprudence (Legal Theory) 2. Second Year:    - Administrative Law    - Property Law    - Law of Evidence    - Company Law    - Law of Trusts    - Environmental Law    - Human Rights Law    - Intellectual Property Law    - International Law 3. Third Year:    - Civil Procedure Code  ...