Monthly Archives: December 2022

[Continued from Previous Article] Naavi has been always vocal in pointing out flaws in the drafting of any law or regulation and has several times raised his voice against some of the decisions of the Government. One occasion was when … Continue reading →

[Continued from Previous Article] Teaching has been a passion for Naavi and he is the pioneer in virtual teaching having started Cyber Law College in 2000 with distance learning and virtual mode combined. Subsequently he has conducted several programs as … Continue reading →

[Continued from previous article] Yet another area where Naavi has contributed through consistent efforts is on the use of “Online Dispute Resolutions” (ODR) for resolving disputes through Alternative Dispute Resolution. Way back in 2005, Naavi started advocating ODR and piloted … Continue reading →

[Continued from Previous Article] After the Suhas Katti case in which Naavi contributed significantly with the Section 65B certified evidence another notable contribution to the Cyber Jurisprudence from Naavi was the case of S Umashankar Vs ICICI Bank which was … Continue reading →

[Continued from the Previous Article] From the very beginning, Naavi was interested in developing a “Compliance Culture in India” and in December 2000, for the first time in India, in a CII conference in Hotel Connemara, Naavi declared that “CyLawCom … Continue reading →

[Continued from the previous article] In 1996, the UNCITRAL had passed a UN resolution with a model law for E Commerce to facilitate global trade through EDI over computer networks.  Following this, the Government of India had formed a committee … Continue reading →

On the occasion of  Cyber Society of India (CySi) deciding to confer an honour for life time achievement of Naavi in the filed of Cyber Law, I have been requested to share information about my journey in Cyber Law domain … Continue reading →