Digital Constitutionalism: Navigating Governance in The Technological Era

Abstract

The arrival of the digital era has modernized the realm of anthropoid connection, communication, and information exchange. However, the rapid progress of technology has raised significant worries regarding digital rights, data privacy, and cyber security. These concerns need the implementation of constitutional protections. In this context the concept of ‘Digital Constitutionalism’ arise proposing a framework that integrates principles of constitutional law with the challenges and opportunities presented by digital advancements. Digital Constitutionalism seeks to establish norms and principles that govern the digital realm, ensuring the shield of essential rights such as privacy, freedom of expression and equality in the digital age. This article delves into the Indian Constitution's approach towards examining the issues posed by the digital sphere. In this article the main framework emphasizes on adapting the existing constitutional principles to encompass digital rights, ensuring that legal protections remain relevant and effective in safeguarding citizen’s right in an increasing digitalized world. It explores the laws and legal frameworks in place, as well as their effectiveness in tackling the complexities of this domain.