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VOL. 10, ISSUE 2 (2024)
Right to privacy in India: Role of the media
Authors
Aanchal Nand
Abstract
With the need for
information security legislation and the social equity of security for every
person, regardless of sexual preference, the discussion of protection
profoundly changed in the twenty-first century. A crucial part of life and
freedom, as well as one of the fundamental rights upheld by the Constitution,
is privacy. All humans have it in a similar way, regardless of class, layer,
orientation, or direction. It has a significant role in enhancing one's moral
character, uprightness, and composure. The protection is not, however, a
fundamental right, thus any intrusion must be justified by the necessity, need,
and proportionality of preserving this prized privilege, and any such attack
must be permitted by law. The starting principles of security have been pursued
in this essay through several legal declarations, which has led to a perception
of security as a component of Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. The law of
development of this right as a Vital right is essentially the paper's main
focus. In the same manner, given that the era we live in is one of data and
that just one out of every odd piece of data we possess is anticipated to be
delivered, along with specific restrictions and security requirements, the task
of protection becomes crucial in this situation. In this mechanically advanced
era of the twenty-first century, the idea of security of such protection as
data is the greatest level of prerequisite.
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Pages:86-88
How to cite this article:
Aanchal Nand "Right to privacy in India: Role of the media". International Journal of Law, Vol 10, Issue 2, 2024, Pages 86-88
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