Privacy Supreme: Past, Present and Future of Privacy in India https://youtu.be/KLAetbL1flE?t=239 Justice Gautam Patel
The Wire
Aug 26, 2025
Eight years after the Supreme Court of India’s landmark judgment affirming the right to privacy, the Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF) marked this pivotal moment earlier this week. This year’s event took an innovative approach, exploring privacy through the lenses of science fiction, futurism, and constitutional law less about superhero reboots and more about safeguarding fundamental rights in the digital age. The keynote address by Justice Gautam Patel examined the evolution of privacy in India, reflecting on its past foundations, present challenges, and the future trajectory of this essential right in an era of rapid technological change
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