<p>This book focuses on&nbsp;<strong>shaping a new remedy grounded in the law of torts to protect and enhance privacy rights</strong>.<br />
The publication helps in understanding how the&nbsp;<strong>remedy for privacy rights violations can be pursued by relying on the structural framework contained in Article 226</strong>&nbsp;of the Constitution of India.<br />
This book proposes that&nbsp;<strong>Article 226 is wide enough in its scope to apply in relation to remedies sought for privacy rights violations</strong>&nbsp;carried out by non-State actors.</p>
