Cyber Law and Digital Governance in India: Challenges and Emerging Trends

Authors

  • Ajit Kumar Author
  • Abhishek Kumar Author
  • Lakshmi Kumari Noida Institute of Engineering and Technology,Greater Noida Author
  • Sachin Kashyap Author
  • Kumari Puja Author

Keywords:

cybercrime, electronic evidence, digital rights, data privacy, cybersecurity, digital governance, India.

Abstract

This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the intricate
landscape of cyber law and digital governance within India,
exploring the multifaceted challenges and dynamic emerging
trends shaping the nation's digital future. It delves into the
legal frameworks, policy gaps, and technological
advancements impacting data protection, cybersecurity, and
citizen privacy in the context of India's rapidly expanding
digital ecosystem. Specifically, it examines the escalating
prevalence of cybercrime and the complexities associated
with electronic evidence, alongside the constitutional
implications of digital rights and the imperative for robust
cybersecurity measures in an era of e-governance.
Furthermore, this study evaluates the evolving regulatory
responses to these challenges, including discussions around
parliamentary oversight for new provisions and alternative
investigative mechanisms that respect fundamental rights.
The analysis underscores the critical need for a multistakeholder approach to address vulnerabilities in digital
infrastructure and safeguard democratic institutions against
escalating cyber threats. 

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Published

2026-02-15

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