The Right to Privacy Regime in India: A Controlled and Authoritative Approach

Unlike in some other countries, the right to privacy is not considered a fundamental India. The constitution of India does recognize it any form—not even home which recognized as be secure against unreasonable search and seizure. In case [2011]8SCR725, Supreme Court first “right an integral part life”. Since then, has made four attempts through legislation. Recently revised Personal Data Protection Bill (2019) was introduced still under review. This article explores perspective on from historical contemporary perspective, two aspects: judicial governmental. doing so, more than 39 judgments major draft enactments are analyzed. study affirms that Indian legislatures hold political, controlled authoritarian approach towards resulting conflict interest with people. Keywords: Right privacy, Home E-privacy, Information Communication Protected zones,