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Curbing Wildlife Cybercrime, The Traffic post, January, 2020

Corona virus crisis & Frustration of contract/ impossibility of performance, Linkedin, 27th March, 2020

वर्क फ्रॉम होम के ख़तरे: पिछले चार हफ्ते में 86 प्रतिशत बढ़ा साइबर क्राइम, कैसे बचें | March 2020

लॉकडाउन की वजह से ज़्यादातर लोगों को घर से काम करना पड़ रहा है. अभी के दौर में घर से काम करने वालों के लिए इंटरनेट ने बेहद अहम भूमिका निभाई है. हालांकि, इसकी वजह से अपराध की प्रकृति भी बदल गई है और डरावनी बात ये है कि गृह मंत्रालय के डेटा के मुताबिक… Continue reading वर्क फ्रॉम होम के ख़तरे: पिछले चार हफ्ते में 86 प्रतिशत बढ़ा साइबर क्राइम, कैसे बचें | March 2020

Corona Kavach: This app tells if you have crossed COVID-19 positive person, Business Today, 2 April 2020

Following the footsteps of Singapore and South Korea, India has launched its own contact tracking app, called Corona Kavach. The app tracks the data of the user every hour to alert them whether they have crossed paths with any person who tested positive for coronavirus. While this might be beneficial for the user, privacy activists… Continue reading Corona Kavach: This app tells if you have crossed COVID-19 positive person, Business Today, 2 April 2020

In one year alone, cyberbullying of Indian women and teenagers rose by 36% ,scroll.in, 16 March 2020

Around 9.2% of 630 adolescents surveyed in the Delhi-National Capital Region had experienced cyberbullying and half of them had not reported it to teachers, guardians or the social media companies concerned, a recent study by Child Rights and You, a non-governmental organisation, found. Vulnerability rose with internet use: 22.4% of respondents, aged 13-18 years, who… Continue reading In one year alone, cyberbullying of Indian women and teenagers rose by 36% ,scroll.in, 16 March 2020

Role of social media in Delhi Riots, NDTV, March 2020

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1 In 10 Indian Adolescents Faces Cyberbullying, Half Don’t Report: Study, India Spend.com, 13 March 2020

Around 9.2% of 630 adolescents surveyed in Delhi-National Capital Region had experienced cyberbullying and half of them had not reported it to teachers, guardians or the social media companies concerned, a recent study by Child Rights and You (CRY), a non-governmental organisation, found. Vulnerability rose with internet use: 22.4% of respondents (aged 13-18 years) who… Continue reading 1 In 10 Indian Adolescents Faces Cyberbullying, Half Don’t Report: Study, India Spend.com, 13 March 2020

Govt Invites Feedback on ‘Orwellian’ Data Sharing Bill, The Citizen, 20 Feb 2020

The Joint Parliamentary Committee examining the government’s Personal Data Protection Bill has asked for public comments on the legislation. The committee is headed by BJP lawyer and MP Meenakshi Lekhi and has a total of 28 members. A number of data privacy advocates welcomed the move, as the demand has been growing for quite some… Continue reading Govt Invites Feedback on ‘Orwellian’ Data Sharing Bill, The Citizen, 20 Feb 2020

Reward of Public Money If Delhi Police Registers Your Hate Speech Complaint, The Citizen, 17 March 2020

Recently reported Delhi Police call log records show that during the targeted violence which proceeded unchecked for days barely an hour’s drive from Parliament, police stations in the national capital’s targeted areas received 700 distress calls on Sunday February 23 – 3,500 calls on Monday – 7,500 on Tuesday – and 1,500 on Wednesday February… Continue reading Reward of Public Money If Delhi Police Registers Your Hate Speech Complaint, The Citizen, 17 March 2020

The reasons why 63 Indian housewives killed themselves every day in 2018, 30th March, 2020

Thirty-six-year-old Shivani had been married for 16 years. From the early years of the marriage, she had been depressed because her husband and his family confined her to the house, in Rohtak, Haryana, she told IndiaSpend. Her husband would insult her for being overweight and for falling sick often. In August 2017, Shivani tried to… Continue reading The reasons why 63 Indian housewives killed themselves every day in 2018, 30th March, 2020