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The document discusses defamation in the digital age in India. It begins by explaining how the growth of technology and social media has increased the risk of cyber defamation, which refers to publishing false statements about an individual online to damage their reputation. It notes defamation can be a civil or criminal offense in India. The document then frames several questions on the laws around digital defamation in India, the punishments, an overview of defamation fundamentals, how to prove allegations of defamation, and what new laws should govern digital defamation. It concludes by reviewing several relevant literature sources that analyze defamation in the digital context.

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The document discusses defamation in the digital age in India. It begins by explaining how the growth of technology and social media has increased the risk of cyber defamation, which refers to publishing false statements about an individual online to damage their reputation. It notes defamation can be a civil or criminal offense in India. The document then frames several questions on the laws around digital defamation in India, the punishments, an overview of defamation fundamentals, how to prove allegations of defamation, and what new laws should govern digital defamation. It concludes by reviewing several relevant literature sources that analyze defamation in the digital context.

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AMITY UNIVERSITY RAJASTHAN

DEFAMATION IN THE DIGITAL AGE

SUBMITTED TO:- SUBMITTED BY:-


Dr Abhishek Srivastava Gaurav Yadav
Assistant Professor B.A LLB (H)
AUR,ALS 2022-27 3RD Sem
AUR,ALS
Law Of Torts
Law Of Torts
DECLARATION BY THE STUDENT

I hereby declare that the work reported in this project entitled “DEFAMATION IN
THE DIGITAL AGE” submitted to the Amity Law School, Amity University is an
authentic record of my work carried out under the supervision of Dr Abhishek
Srivastava . Its further certified that there is no plagiarism in this work. I further attest that
I am fully responsible for its content.

(Signature of the Student)


Name: Gaurav Yadav
Place: Jaipur, Rajasthan
Date:12/10/23
SUPERVISOR’S CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the work reported in the project entitled, “DEFAMATION IN
THE DIGITAL AGE”, submitted by Gaurav Yadav, to the Amtiy Law University,
Jaipur, Rajasthan is a bona fide record of her/his original work carried out under my
supervision. It is further certified there is no plagiarism in it. This work is being
recommended for further evaluation by the external examiner.

Place: Jaipur, Rajasthan (Signature of the Supervisor)


Date:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Dear Mam,
I would like to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation to Dr Abhishek Srivastava ,
esteemed faculty of Family Law at Amity University Rajasthan. His guidance and
mentorship have been invaluable in the preparation and submission of this assignment.

Dr Abhishek Srivastava profound knowledge of the subject matter and unwavering


support have significantly contributed to my understanding of the intricate legal aspects
discussed in this assignment. His insightful feedback and recommendations have played a
crucial role in refining the quality and depth of the content.

I extend my heartfelt thanks to Dr Abhishek Srivastava for the time and effort invested in
educating and nurturing students like me. His dedication to the field of law and commitment
to the growth of his students is truly inspiring.

I would also like to acknowledge the entire faculty and administrative staff at Amity
University Rajasthan for creating a conducive learning environment that has enabled me to
explore and develop deeper understanding into the fascinating world of law.

This assignment submission would not have been possible without the invaluable guidance
of Dr Abhishek Srivastava and the support of the academic community at Amity
University Rajasthan., I remain indebted for their contributions to my academic journey.

Thank you once again for your unwavering support and expertise.

Sincerely,
Gaurav Yadav
CONTENT

Acknowledgement Pg.No
1.)Introduction…………………………………………………………
2) Question Framed ……………………………………..…………….
3) Literature Review……………………… ………………………….
4) ………………………………………
5) Aftermath of the Case……………………………………………….
6) Overview of of Swaraj Garg v/s K.M Garg Case…………………….
7) Conclusion………………………………………………………….
8.) Bibliography……………………………………………………….
INTRODUCTION

The growth and development of technology have brought a drastic change in the

world. The Internet has made many things far easier for all of us through various
social networking sites. Whether it is communication or access to information,

these things have become a piece of cake for all of us. But these facilities may

sometimes lead to misuse also. As users can publish and disseminate information

through these social networking sites, Defamation has become a subject of


concern. With the rise of so-called trends of sharing or posting information or

pictures on certain social networking sites and commenting on them have

increased the risk of ‘Cyber Defamation’.

The term ‘Cyber Defamation’ basically means publishing of false


statement about an individual in cyberspace that can injure or demean
the reputation of that individual. In India, defamation can be
contemplated as both civil and criminal offence, and thus legal remedies
are provided to the victims by the Indian judiciary system.

Defamation can be understood as the wrongful and intentional


publication of something either in the written or oral form about a
person to harm his reputation in the society. For a statement to be
considered as defamatory, the following essential elements must be
fulfilled.
QUESTIONS FRAMED
1. ) What are the laws regarding Defamation in the Digital age in INDIA?
Explain with Case Laws?
2. ) Elaborate the punishments with aspect to Allegation of Defamation
In INDIA?
3. Briefly give a overview Over The Fundamental aspect of Defamation
In INDIA?
4. ) How one can proof him/her Alleged of being accused of
Defamatory in Digital Point of Charge?
5.) Elucidate the Laws which should be enacted in Charge of
Defamation by Digital Aspect?
LITERATURE REVIEW
1. ) Defamation and Social Media: Principles, Perspectives, and
Practicalities" by Andrew Kenyon.
Conclusion: Kenyon provides a comprehensive analysis of defamation
in the digital age, exploring legal principles and practical implications.
His book offers valuable insights into the challenges posed by social
media and digital platforms, making it an essential read for anyone
interested in this subject.
2.): "The Impact of the Internet on Our Moral Lives" by Adam Briggle
and Edward H. Spence.
Conclusion: Briggle and Spence delve into the ethical dilemmas arising
from online interactions, including defamation. Their work illuminates
the moral complexities of digital communication and provides a
thought-provoking perspective on the responsibilities of individuals and
platforms in the online sphere.

3.)Book: "Hate Crimes in Cyberspace" by Danielle Keats Citron.


Conclusion: Citron meticulously examines online harassment,
including defamatory acts, and offers legal and policy solutions. Her
book critically evaluates the intersection of technology, law, and society,
highlighting the urgent need for legal reforms and increased awareness
to combat digital defamation effectively.

4.)Book: "Online Harassment" edited by Matthew Costello.

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