The Lila

The rapid growth of digital platforms has led to an unprecedented spread of information, enabling individuals to share ideas, opinions, and news at the click of a button. However, with the benefits of widespread access to information also comes a significant challenge digital disinformation. The issue of balancing free speech with the need to curb false information is one that is increasingly gaining attention from governments, civil society, and tech companies alike. At the heart of this challenge lies the tension between protecting free expression, a fundamental democratic right and addressing the harm caused by disinformation. The question, therefore, is not whether regulating disinformation affects freedom of speech , but rather, why such regulation is often seen as a threat to free speech. As this issue evolves, it raises important questions about the future of digital governance and the need for responsible regulations that preserve both freedom and integrity in the digital world...

In today's highly connected digital world, cybercrime has emerged as a major global concern. Cybercrime refers to illegal activities conducted through or involving computers, networks, or digital technologies. It can manifest in various forms, such as identity theft, hacking, online fraud, cyberbullying, and cyber terrorism. These activities are not just limited to the actions of individuals but can also involve large criminal syndicates and even state-sponsored operations. Cybercriminals use a range of tactics to exploit vulnerabilities in both individual and institutional digital infrastructures, causing severe financial, reputational, and psychological damage. As India continues to witness rapid technological advancement, the risks posed by cybercrime have become more pronounced. The increase in internet penetration, mobile phone usage, and digitization initiatives has made people more vulnerable to various forms of cybercrime. To counter this, legal frameworks, law enforcement,...