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Modern Indian Cyber Laws and Technology-Based Justice: Can Digital Crimes Be Punished Faster and More Effectively?

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This research paper explores India’s evolving cyber laws and examines whether technology can make the investigation and punishment of digital crimes faster and more effective. It analyses challenges such as cyber fraud, data breaches, electronic evidence, jurisdiction, and delays in legal proceedings, while exploring the role of AI, digital forensics, and other emerging technologies in strengthening cyber justice.

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