IT And Cyber Law IT And Cyber Law


IT And Cyber LawIT And Cyber Law



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Cyberlaw (also referred to as cyberlaw) is a term used to describe the legal issues related to use of communications technology, i.e. the Internet. Cyberlaw can also be described as that branch of law that deals with legal issues related to using of inter-networked information technology. In short, cyber law is the law governing computers and the internet.

IT Act 2000

  • Enacted on - 9 June 2000
  • Came into force on - 17 October 2000
  • 13 chapters, 94 sections, 4 schedules
  • President – KR Narayanan, PM - AB Vajpayee

IT Act 2008 (Amendment)

  • Enacted on - 23 December 2008
  • Came into force on - 27 October 2009
  • 14 chapters, 124 sections (now 119), 2 schedules


Important Sections

Section 43 Virus attacks/cause damage to computer
Section 499 Sending defamatory messages
Section 503 Sending threatening messages (cyberstalking)
Section 65 tampering with computer source documents
Section 66 Hacking
Section 66A Sending offensive messages
Section 66B Receiving stolen computers/resources
Section 66C Identity theft
Section 66D Cheating by personation
Section 66E violation of privacy (eg:publishing private images)
Section 66F Cyber terrorism (imprisonment of life)
Section 67 Publishing/transmitting Obscene material
Section 67A Cyber pornography
Section 67B Child pornography

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Acids in Fruits Vegetables

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The pH value tells something is an acid or a base or neutral, pH of 0 indicates a high level of acidity, pH of 7 is neutral and pH of 14 is the most basic, or alkaline. The list of Acids in Fruits Vegetables is given below.

firstResponsiveAdvt Substance Acid .
Orange Citric acid .
Lemon Citric Acid .
Apple Maleic Acid, Ascorbic acid .
Onion Oxalic acid .
Milk Lactic acid .
Grapes Tartaric acid .
Pineapple Tartaric acid .
Potato Tartaric acid .
Carrot Tartaric acid .
Tamarind Tartaric acid .
Rice Phytic acid .
Soya bean Phytic acid .
Coconut Capric acid .
Tapioca Hydrocyanic acid .
Vinegar Acetic acid .
Tea Tannic acid .
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English Grammar : Phrasal Verbs

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Account for : Explain, Give a reason .
Agree with : Have the same opinion as others.
Blow up : To destroy by an explosion, Inflate with air or gas.
Break down : Lose control.
Break into\in : Enter by force.
Break out : Start suddenly.
Break up : Come to an end.
Bring back : Return.
Bring down : Reduce.
Bring in : Introduce, yield\earn.
Bring out : To appear, publish, produce.
Call at : Visit a place.
Call for : Demand (LDC Thrissur, Kasaracode, Kollam, 2017).
Call in : Send for.
Call off : Cancel.
Call on : Visit a person.
Call upon : Appeal.
Carry on : Continue.
Carry out : Do and complete a task.
Carry through : To help, complete, fulfill.
Come across : Find by chance.
Come down : Collapse, humiliation.
Come out : Be published, become known, To appear.
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Father of.

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Father of cloning = Ian Wilmut.
Father of computer = Charles Babbage.
Father of computer science = Alan Turing.
Father of Co-operation = Robert Owen.
Father of economics = Adam Smith.
Father of English Poetry = Geoffrey Chaucer.
Father of Essay = Montaigne.
Father of Genetics = Gregor Mendel.
Father of Greek Democracy = Clesthenes.
Father of Green Revolution = Norman Borlaug.
Father of history = Herodotus.
Father of internet = Vint Cerf.
Father of Jurisprudence = John Locke.
Father of Modern Cartoon = William Hogarth.
Father of Modern Tourism = Thomas Cook.
Father of Nuclear Physics = Rutherford.
Father of Printing = Guttenberg.
Father of psychology =  Wilhelm Wundt.
Father of Reformation = Martin Luther King.
Father of Renaissance = Petrarch.
Father of Science = Galileo Galilei. LIN...

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