The right to privacy in India: A comparative study with global implications

Abstract

Privacy is a fundamental aspect of human existence that has been interpreted and defined differently across cultures and legal systems. This research paper delves into the intricate concept of privacy, with a specific spotlight on its legitimate and verifiable development in India. It seeks to uncover the multifaceted nature of privacy, which extends beyond mere definition and encompasses a myriad of dimensions. Unlike a utility concept, privacy is multidimensional and inherently embedded in human existence. Rather than being bestowed, it is an inherent right, existing prior to any legal recognition. The paper traces the etymological roots of