
Why Punjab and Haryana HC wanted a corporate executive's name as 'ABCD' in official records
India TodayJustice, it is often said, must not only be done but The Punjab and Haryana High Court’s recent order directing the removal of an exonerated petitioner’s name from judicial records and digital platforms is an urgent, if overdue, affirmation of the right to be forgotten. The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation offers a robust legal framework for the right to be forgotten, allowing individuals to request the erasure of personal data that is no longer necessary for its original purpose. While citizens must have the freedom to move beyond past mistakes or false accusations, a blanket application of this right could risk eroding the transparency essential for legal accountability. India stands at a crossroads where it must decide whether the right to be forgotten will be a principle enforced only at judicial discretion or a legal reality available to all who seek to reclaim their digital identities.
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'Remnants Should Not Haunt', Punjab & Haryana HC Directs Registry To Remove Man's Name From Records As FIR Against Him Was Quashed
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Clearing The Slate: Right To Be Forgotten After Acquittal In Digital Age
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Punjab & Haryana High Court Dismisses Plea To Preserve Police Officer's Call Records, Says Can't Breach His Privacy For Creating Evidence
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The Right To Be Forgotten-Charting The Uncharted Waters
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'Redact Names In Pleadings, File Affidavits In Sealed Covers' : Calcutta HC Issues Directions To Ensure Anonymity Of Victims Of Sexual Offences In Court Records
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Right To Be Forgotten : Kerala High Court Formulating Information Management Policy To Mask Personal Information In Judgments
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The fine line that separates judicial transparency and the right to be forgotten
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Can Parties In Cases Of Personal Nature Seek Masking Of Thier Identities In Records To Protect Privacy? Kerala High Court Refers To Division Bench
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Publication Of Court Order No Violation Of Right To Privacy : Indian Kanoon Opposes Plea In Kerala HC To Remove Personal Details From Reported Judgment
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Right To Be Forgotten: Kerala HC Admits Plea For Removal Of Personal Details In Reported Court Orders From Search Engines
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Privacy Judgment: A Salvo In The Fight Against Discrimination Against The LGBTQ Community in India
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Delhi HC Hearing NRI’s Plea For ‘Right To Be Forgotten’
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In A First An Indian Court Upholds The ‘Right To Be Forgotten’ [Read Order]
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