The judgment of the Supreme Court has provided doctrinal clarity on the vexed issue of the treatment of spectrum under the IBC, but this clarity has come at a considerable cost.

This article examines how the Act differs from the outdated laws it replaces.

This article examines the notion that decrypting messages results in breaches of privacy on a global scale and within national borders.

While the law can be lauded for promoting regulatory effectiveness, it has raised concerns over extensive surveillance power of government.