That, however, did not deter the former judge of the Karnataka High Court from continuing his fight against the controversial project.

The judgement removes a big barrier to the Centre's flagship scheme's acceptability and “settles” the law, TV Mohandas Pai, a former Chief ...

If Aadhaar gets green light, it will encourage the govt to push the UID project more vigorously.

Facebook says this is a new feature and only a few of the users would see this, according to reports. According to Facebook, this is an opt...

All kinds of powerful people starting dedicating time to fighting this assault on privacy.

“The judgement is good, this will strengthen Aadhaar. All the current use cases of Aadhaar fall under the reasonable restrictions category,...

The requirement for Aadhaar being quoted for availing government subsidies, welfare schemes and other benefits will also continue unhindere...

The judgement is positive because as the evolution of constitutional law goes on there is always an effort to strengthen Fundamental Rights...

The ruling "is positive because as the evolution of constitutional law goes on, there is always an effort to strengthen fundamental rights,...

Some aspects of privacy are covered by Article 21 and its other aspects should be regulated by laws only, not separately as a fundamental r...

Attorney General K K Venugopal resumed his arguments before a nine-judge bench headed by Chief Justice J S Khehar, stressing that it was no...

Attorney General K.K. Venugopal told, "There is a fundamental right to privacy, but it is a wholly qualified right

Under Aadhaar, the unique ID authority has spent 7 years collecting fingerprints and iris and facial scans, as well as personal details of ...

The privacy legislation is expected to be vital in the new Attorney General of India KK Venugopal’s arguments on Tuesday when the nine-judg...

A privacy right is obviously derogable for public welfare, public interest, law & order, public order, national security, sovereignty & int...

One must wonder why we are debating the contours of the right to privacy, which 40 years of jurisprudence had lulled us into believing we a...

Supreme Court also ordered that no personal information of the holders of such cards shall be shared by any authority.