Cyber Laws

“Cyber Laws by Adv. Abhaya Shelkar is a complete and accessible Marathi commentary on India’s cyber legislation, with special focus on the Information Technology Act, 2000, its amendments, and the rules governing digital transactions. The book introduces readers to key concepts such as electronic records, digital signatures, data protection, cybercrime classifications, and liability of intermediaries like social media platforms and service providers. It explains common cyber offences, including hacking, identity theft, online fraud, data tampering, cyberstalking, phishing, and misuse of digital content — along with penalties and enforcement powers. Written in simple Marathi, the book guides readers through practical procedures involving cybercrime reporting, investigation, seizure of digital devices, and handling of electronic evidence. Important judicial decisions and real-world examples help translate complex provisions into everyday understanding. The text also highlights safety practices for individuals, students, businesses, and government offices to minimize cyber risks. Whether used by legal practitioners, police officers, students, or citizens, this book serves as a reliable reference for understanding India’s digital legal ecosystem. It is especially valuable in addressing modern digital threats and the increasing dependence on online platforms and electronic documentation.