Author(s): RM Kamble

Abstract: The digital age has revolutionized literary expression and personal freedom. The internet, social media, e-publishing, and digital platforms have provided individuals with unprecedented access to knowledge, expression, and creativity. At the same time, this freedom has given rise to new legal, ethical, and social challenges. Questions of copyright infringement, censorship, privacy violations, hate speech, and surveillance are deeply intertwined with the exercise of digital rights. This paper critically examines the intersection of digital literary freedom and personal liberty with the legal frameworks that regulate them, focusing particularly on the Indian context while drawing parallels with international jurisprudence.

DOI: 10.22271/2790-0673.2025.v5.i2c.237

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