Cyber Law, Digital Fraud & Online Defamation Legal Help

This infographic provides an overview of the major types of cyber crimes prevalent in India. It covers everything from hacking, phishing, and data breaches to more personal attacks like cyber-stalking and online defamation, which are covered under our cyber laws.

Digital evidence like emails, text messages, and call records are crucial in modern court cases. I explain the importance of Section 65B of the Indian Evidence Act, which sets the rules for how electronic records must be certified to be admissible as evidence in court.

The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act and the Finance Bill 2025 are creating a conflict between the Right to Information (RTI) and the Right to Privacy. This thumbnail points to my detailed analysis of how these new laws could impact government transparency and your data privacy.

Defamation, or harming someone's reputation, can be a civil or criminal offense. I explain the two types, libel (written) and slander (spoken), and the legal remedies available to you, whether you want to seek monetary compensation for damages or pursue criminal charges against the person responsible.

Can a joke or political satire lead to a defamation case? I analyze the legal controversies surrounding comedians like Kunal Kamra and Samay Raina to discuss the fine line between freedom of speech and defamation under Indian digital content laws.

This thumbnail introduces the concept of the "Digital Arrest Scam," a growing form of cyber crime. It serves as a warning and directs you to information on how to identify and protect yourself from these fraudulent online schemes.

This humorous reel shows different ways to handle digital scammers. While entertaining, the core message is serious: do not engage with them or fall for their threats. The best defense is to hang up and report the number.