The Delhi High Court’s judgment in Laksh Vir Singh Yadav raises important questions on the Right to Be Forgotten, public records, press freedom and de-indexing. This article examines the evolving framework under India’s DPDP regime and the balance between informational privacy and open justice.

In this article, Deepak Singh, Partner & Head – Digital Regulations, Emerging Technology, Privacy & Cybersecurity, and Rishika Sharma examine the evolving contours of the Right to be Forgotten in India.

The article considers the Delhi High Court’s approach to RTBF and its implications for public records, open justice, press freedom, legal databases, search engines and the Digital Personal Data Protection framework.

Click on the link below to read the full article published in Bar Bulletin.

https://thebarbulletin.com/right-to-be-forgotten-public-records-press-freedom-dpdp-era/