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  • SEBI Fines CDSL ₹1 Crore for “Foreseeable” Cybersecurity Lapses: A Governance Wake-Up Call

    SEBI Fines CDSL ₹1 Crore for “Foreseeable” Cybersecurity Lapses: A Governance Wake-Up Call

    Key Facts Direct Answer On 20 July 2026, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) imposed a cumulative penalty of ₹1 crore on Central Depository Services (India) Ltd (CDSL) for cybersecurity lapses that enabled a malware attack in November 2022. In its 88-page order, SEBI held that the attack was “a foreseeable consequence of lapses in cyber security controls” and could have been prevented…

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  • Silence and Security: The Hidden Risks of Digital Disconnection at Spiritual Retreats

    Silence and Security: The Hidden Risks of Digital Disconnection at Spiritual Retreats

    Key Facts Direct Answer Spiritual retreats that encourage digital disconnection offer profound benefits — silence, presence, and deep reflection. But when participants surrender their phones for multiple days without informed consent or emergency access, they may be exposed to significant financial risks. Your mobile number is now the authentication key to your financial life. Over 90,000 SIM-related fraud complaints were filed in India in 2024,…

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  • SC Questions POCSO in Teenage Relationships| Adv Shoeb Hakim

    SC Questions POCSO in Teenage Relationships| Adv Shoeb Hakim

    Key Facts Direct Answer The Supreme Court has questioned whether every consensual relationship involving adolescents aged 16–18 should automatically be treated as a POCSO offence, observing that many teenagers develop emotional relationships and sometimes elope together, and in several cases parents initiate criminal proceedings under the POCSO Act to protect family “honour” — resulting in young individuals facing serious criminal charges despite the relationship being…

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  • Hanumant Jagganath Nazirkar v. State of Maharashtra: 47-Hour Detention Illegal, Arrest Begins with Restraint | Adv Shoeb Hakim

    Hanumant Jagganath Nazirkar v. State of Maharashtra: 47-Hour Detention Illegal, Arrest Begins with Restraint | Adv Shoeb Hakim

    Key Facts In Hanumant Jagganath Nazirkar v. State of Maharashtra, the Bombay High Court declared the petitioner’s arrest illegal after finding that he was detained for approximately 47 hours without being produced before a Magistrate, in clear violation of Article 22(2) of the Constitution and Section 57 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 . The Court firmly rejected the police’s argument that the 24-hour clock…

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