The book examines constitutional implications of AI and digital governance, highlighting democratic reforms in India.
Constitutional Challenges in Contemporary India: AI Governance, Privacy, and Democratic Reforms examines the constitutional implications of artificial intelligence, digital governance, and emerging technologies in India. The book explores critical issues such as privacy, data protection, freedom of speech, algorithmic accountability, surveillance, and democratic governance. It analyzes constitutional principles, judicial developments, and evolving legal frameworks to assess how technological innovation can coexist with fundamental rights and the rule of law. Designed for students, researchers, legal professionals, and policymakers, this book offers a clear and insightful perspective on addressing contemporary constitutional challenges in the age of artificial intelligence and digital transformation.
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