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The Centre for Information Communication Technology and Law (CICTL) aims to be a centre for excellence in generating and disseminating the knowledge concerning the interrelationship between technology and law across the globe.

Behind every strong editorial team is a group of mentors who guide, challenge, and inspire.We are proud to introduce the...
17/07/2026

Behind every strong editorial team is a group of mentors who guide, challenge, and inspire.

We are proud to introduce the Editorial Advisors of the CICTL Editorial Board 2025–2026. Through their experience, guidance, and unwavering support, they have played a vital role in shaping our editorial journey and strengthening our commitment to quality legal scholarship.

We thank our Editorial Advisors for their invaluable mentorship and continued encouragement.

Editorial Advisors 2025-2026:
Dr. Gururaj Devarhubli and Shourya Chahande

Behind every quality publication is a thoughtful review process.We are grateful to our Peer Reviewers for lending their ...
17/07/2026

Behind every quality publication is a thoughtful review process.

We are grateful to our Peer Reviewers for lending their expertise, insights, and time to strengthen the editorial process of the CICTL Editorial Board 2025-2026. Their guidance has played an invaluable role in upholding the quality and integrity of our publications.

Thank you for being an integral part of our journey.

Peer Reviewers 2025-2026:
Ananya Agarwal, Jhanvi Anam, Kumar Panda, Mayank Barman, Raashi Vaishya, Saket Pathak, Sameer Avasarala, Sanya Sehgal, Siddhant Jaiswal, Shatakshi Shekhar

Every publication is the result of countless hours of reading, reviewing, refining and collaborating.As the Editorial Bo...
17/07/2026

Every publication is the result of countless hours of reading, reviewing, refining and collaborating.

As the Editorial Board 2025–2026 signs off, we take a moment to recognise some of the Student Reviewers who worked behind the scenes to uphold the quality and integrity of our publications. While this post features only a few members, it represents the collective efforts of a much larger team whose dedication made our work possible.

To everyone who contributed - thank you for your commitment to legal scholarship and editorial excellence.

Here's to the work we've done, and the impact it leaves behind.

Student Reviewers 2025-2026:
Revant Sinha, Tirthaj Mishra, Shikha Jain, Nupoor Atram, Abha Kamble, Bhargoh Chaudhri, Om Dambhare, Akshat Pundir, Alisha Pandey, Aradhya Vashist, Astha Tamgade, Hrudya Ravi, Kimaya Bhatara, Pranali Gharat, Rachana Madhusudana, Radhika Agrawal, Rohan Yadav, Samigra Wanve, Sanskriti Sinha, Siddhi Agrawal, Vanshika Mahipal, Abhiraj Singh

New Blog is Out: Consent or Compulsion? The DPDPA’s Blind Spot on Coerced ConsentIs consent truly “free” when users have...
03/07/2026

New Blog is Out: Consent or Compulsion? The DPDPA’s Blind Spot on Coerced Consent

Is consent truly “free” when users have little choice but to accept?

This blog explores how the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 overlooks coerced consent in digital markets, compares its framework with the GDPR, and proposes reforms to ensure consent is meaningful through stronger safeguards and accountability.

Written by Anwita Mishra
Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai.

⛓️‍💥 Read the full blog – Link in Bio.

Blog is Out: Neural Data Under the DPDP Act: Rethinking Protection Under India’s Data Protection RegimeAs neurotechnolog...
02/07/2026

Blog is Out: Neural Data Under the DPDP Act: Rethinking Protection Under India’s Data Protection Regime

As neurotechnology evolves, does India’s data protection law adequately protect our mental privacy?

This blog explores the regulatory gaps in the DPDP Act, 2023, compares international approaches to neurodata governance, and argues for stronger safeguards to protect neural data.

Written by Ujwal Gupta
Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow.

⛓️‍💥 Read the full blog – Link in Bio.

New blog is out: Consent by Default: How AI Platforms Use the DPDP Act to Fuel Their Models.This blog examines how the D...
01/07/2026

New blog is out: Consent by Default: How AI Platforms Use the DPDP Act to Fuel Their Models.

This blog examines how the DPDP Act, 2023's deemed consent framework may enable AI platforms to use personal data for model training without clear disclosure. It also explores how India can strengthen transparency and accountability by drawing lessons from the GDPR and the EU AI Act. Should AI platforms be legally required to clearly disclose when your data is used for AI training?

Written by Khushi Chandak, 5th Year, National Law University, Gujarat.

⛓️‍💥Read the full blog - link in bio.

New on the blog: Withdrawn But Not Gone: How the DPDP Act's Consent Framework Fails the Data PrincipalThis blog examines...
01/07/2026

New on the blog: Withdrawn But Not Gone: How the DPDP Act's Consent Framework Fails the Data Principal

This blog examines the practical limitations of the DPDP Act, 2023's consent withdrawal framework. It explores how legal and regulatory gaps may allow personal data to continue being processed even after consent is withdrawn, and highlights reforms needed to make this right truly effective.

Written by Aman Kumar Jha, 5th Year, National Law Institute University, Bhopal.

⛓️‍💥Read the full blog - link in bio.

Excited to announce that CICTL, NLU Mumbai is the official Centre Partner for the Certificate Course on IP Practice by S...
21/06/2026

Excited to announce that CICTL, NLU Mumbai is the official Centre Partner for the Certificate Course on IP Practice by SimuLegum in collaboration with the IP Team of Luthra & Luthra Law Offices India.
Trademarks. Copyrights. Patents. IP Contracting. Delivered by practitioners, not just professors.
Live Sundays | 3 PM | Starting 28th June
Top performers get internship recommendations at Luthra & Luthra.
Link in bio to register.

15/06/2026

The conversations may have ended, but the memories and connections will remain.
Signing off!! See you next year✨

13/06/2026

The people behind the success of the Symposium 2026!✨

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