Constitutionalizing the Right to Internet: An Analysis of Indian Digital Rights Framework

Law

This research involves a systematic analysis of the legal and constitutional framework governing internet access in India. Initially, it focuses on the historical development of internet-related rights in India and to identify key legal provisions and judicial precedents. Subsequently, the research explores into the Indian Constitution, focusing on fundamental rights and freedoms such as freedom of speech and expression, privacy, and equality, and their relevance to the right to internet access. Case law and legal interpretations have also been analysed to explore that, how the courts have addressed internet-related issues? Additionally, the research investigates government policies and regulations related to internet access and censorship. The research culminates in a comprehensive analysis, offering insights into the constitutional foundations, challenges, and potential future developments regarding the right to internet in India with the aim of contributing to the discourse on this crucial issue.

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