2-Day Seminar on Digital Privacy and Cyber Law by Sarsenapati Hambirrao Mohite Law College: Submit by Nov 1

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1. About Sarsenapati Hambirrao Mohite Law College

2. About the Seminar/Conference

3. Eligibility

4. Theme

5. Submission Categories

6. Formatting Guidelines

7. Submission Guidelines

8. Registration Fees

9. Registration Process

10. Important Dates

11. Submission Procedure

12. Contact Information

About Sarsenapati Hambirrao Mohite Law College

Sarsenapati Hambirrao Mohite Law College, located in Rajgurunagar, Pune, Maharashtra, is a private law college established under the Hutatma Rajguru Shikshan Prasarak Mandal. Established in 2007, the college is affiliated with Savitribai Phule Pune University and approved by the Bar Council of India. The institution offers three-year LL.B. and five-year integrated law programmes, focusing on legal education and the development of practical legal skills. The college provides facilities such as a library, moot court hall, computer laboratory and seminar hall.

About the Seminar/Conference

In an era where data is the new currency and digital footprints define identity, privacy and cybersecurity have moved from technical concerns to fundamental legal and constitutional questions. India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023, rapid AI adoption, cross-border data flows, and the surge in cybercrimes like deep fakes (synthetic digital media) and digital arrest scams have created a complex legal landscape that demands urgent scholarly and policy attention.

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This 2-day National Seminar seeks to bring together jurists, policymakers, technologists, and academicians to critically examine the evolving interface between law, technology, and privacy.

The theme “Digital Privacy and Cyber Law : Contemporary Legal Challenges and Emerging Dimensions” reflects the need to move beyond foundational debates on the Right to Privacy and engage with real-time challenges: consent architecture under the DPDP (Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023) Act, algorithmic accountability, platform liability, data localisation, and the legal treatment of AI-driven surveillance.

Eligibility

Industry Experts Academicians and researchers from law universities and colleges.
Legal Professionals Academia & Students Policymakers & Regulators

Theme

“Digital privacy and cyber law : Contemporary Legal Challenges and Emerging Dimensions”

Submission Categories

Digital Privacy and Constitutional Rights
Data Protection and the DPDP Act, 2023
Cybercrime and Criminal Liability
Artificial Intelligence and Law
Generative AI and Privacy
Deepfakes and Cyber Law
Cybersecurity and Corporate Liability
Electronic Evidence and Digital Forensics
Cyber Fraud and Digital Financial Crimes
Social Media and Intermediary Liability
Cybercrime against Women and Children
Cryptocurrency and Cybercrime
Facial Recognition and Biometric Privacy
International Cyber Law and Cross-Border Cybercrime
AI Governance and Algorithmic Accountability.
Any other relevant sub-themes related to the main theme of the National Seminar are also welcome.

Formatting Guidelines

Title: Clear, relevant, and concise.
Abstract Length: 250–300 words with 3–5 keywords.
Full Paper Length: 3,000–5,000 words in MS Word (.doc/.docx).
Formatting: Font: Times New Roman | Main Body: 12 pt, 1.5 spacing | Footnotes: 10 pt (SILC style).
Co-authorship: Maximum 2 authors per paper. Both must register.
Originality: All borrowed ideas, quotations, statutes, case laws, and other sources must be properly cited with footnote.

Submit their abstracts and full papers to [email protected] within the stipulated deadlines.

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Submission Guidelines

The abstracts will be peer-reviewed by the organizing committee and only shortlisted abstracts will be invited to submit final papers.
The final paper should be submitted after the intimation of acceptance of the abstract.
Registration is mandatory to participate or attend the Seminar.
Certificate will be awarded to the registered participants and Seminar attendees who attend all the sessions of the seminar.
Participants/Paper Presenters have to register on the given link after the acceptance of abstract with payment of required fees.
The final paper should be submitted after the intimation of acceptance of abstract. No abstract or full paper shall be accepted after the last dates of submission, respectively For participation, registration is mandatory on the acceptance of abstract. Only registered be allowed to take part in the Seminar.
The research paper shall not exceed 10% AI-generated content and plagiarism.