Legislative Competence in New Tech Sectors
Legislative competence in emerging technology sectors—such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, fintech, online gaming, and data protection—is a growing area of concern in India's federal system. The rapid evolution of digital domains raises fundamental questions about the power of the Centre and states to regulate, innovate and protect rights.
Recent Developments
- The Information Technology Act, 2000 (IT Act) remains the primary law governing digital transactions, cybersecurity, and data protection, with regular amendments to address innovations like online gaming, OTT platforms, and digital news media.
- The IT Rules (2021, amended 2023/24) further elaborate sectoral norms, including new guidelines for digital intermediaries and ....
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