Right to Privacy in India

What was the Supreme Court's ruling regarding the right to privacy in the Kharag Singh case?

• It is a fundamental right.

• It is not explicitly guaranteed by the Constitution.

• It is protected under Article 19.

• It is a state law.

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In the Govind versus State of MP case, what did the Supreme Court say about the violation of rights?

• It can happen under the procedure established by law.

• It is a violation of human rights.

• It is always illegal.

• It can never happen.

What significant change did the R. Rajkupal case bring to the understanding of privacy rights?

• It stated that privacy is not important.

• It emphasized the importance of personal domain.

• It recognized privacy as a fundamental right.

• It allowed for unrestricted access to personal information.

What did the K S Puttaswamy case establish about the right to privacy?

• It is independent of other rights.

• It is implicit in Article 21.

• It can be revoked at any time.

• It is only applicable to digital data.

What is the purpose of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act?

• To restrict personal freedoms.

• To enhance privacy rights in the digital space.

• To eliminate privacy rights.

• To allow government access to all data.