Does #BigTech have a duty to ensure continuity of #digital services during conflicts? Watch German Cyber Ambassador, Jhalak M. Kakkar, Cecile Aptel, LA & Kaja discuss #tech, war and international humanitarian law at #CyFy2022! youtu.be/gQlDqhgaYFI

Mr. Shafquat of @SAARCCCI and Jhalak M. Kakkar of Centre for Communication Governance at NLU Delhi

Key Takeaways | Day 2  | ITTF Know the key takeaways from the panel discussion on "Critical and Emerging Technologies: Power, Access, and Equity" Featuring: James J. Nedumpara, Roshini Raj, Jhalak M. Kakkar, Abhivardhan, and Meghna Bal Follow this thread to learn more👇 #ITTF7

Our Executive Director Jhalak M. Kakkar spoke at a panel on critical and emerging technologies yesterday as part of the 7th India Think Tank Forum organised by ORF.

Catch our Executive Director Jhalak M. Kakkar on Episode 2 of the SCL Podcast (SCL) where she discusses the evolution and challenges of privacy and technology law in India! Listen now: podcast.scl.org/1659991/episod…

Join us at RightsCon on 26 Feb at 11:30 AM IST (02:00 PM TWT) for our workshop with Point of View on autonomy across platforms for women, queer folx, and persons with disabilities. #RightsCon2025 Jhalak M. Kakkar | Bishakha Datta | Shashank Mohan | Prarthana Mitra

Our Executive Director Jhalak M. Kakkar will be speaking on this panel by Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF) at RightsCon tomorrow! #RightsCon2025

Our Executive Director Jhalak M. Kakkar will be speaking tomorrow at the RightsCon session by Forum on Information & Democracy on the results of the Observatory on Information and Democracy’s first report - Information Ecosystems and Troubled Democracy: What Global Research Tells Us! #RightsCon2025

Registered for #RightsCon2025 in less than 20 minutes this panel that is hosted by Internet Society Foundation and Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF) starts! Nikhil Pahwa Jhalak M. Kakkar 📅 Feb 25 | 📷 8:15-9:15 PM CST | 📷 Online

We are excited to share our latest publication: “Platform Transparency under the EU’s Digital Services Act: Opportunities and Challenges for the Global South”! You can access the report here: ccgdelhi.org/research-repor…

In S03E02 of #TheCCGTechPodcast, Jhalak M. Kakkar & Shashank Mohan speak to Abhishek Singh (abhishek singh), CEO, IndiaAI & Addl Secy, Ministry of Electronics & IT about the work of the IndiaAI Mission & India's hosting of the next AI Summit to be called the AI Impact Summit to be held on Feb 19-20, 2026

In S03E04 of #TheCCGTechPodcast, Fawaz Shaheen & Jhalak M. Kakkar speak with Prof. Subhashis Banerjee (Subhashis Banerjee) on the realities of AI deployment in healthcare. They look at its use in diagnostics, the need for human in the loop, problems of manpower & skilling, and regulation.

Our Executive Director Jhalak M. Kakkar will speak on multistakeholderism and strategies to promote openness, inclusivity, transparency, and accountability in internet governance at the WSIS+20 High-Level Event (World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)) this Thursday at 8:30 PM IST / 3:00 PM UTC+2

Our ED Jhalak M. Kakkar spoke at the IGF plenary on global AI governance, highlighting the role of private actors, stakeholder incentives, and the need for collaborative, inclusive regulatory models to address gaps and asymmetries in governance frameworks.

2/2: The Indian DPDP Act prescribes data for those under 18 can only be processed with consent of parents or guardians. Jhalak M. Kakkar, @shshk and Angelina Dash examine India’s approach to children’s data protection in Indian context. Read: techpolicy.press/parental-conse…

We are pleased to share our latest work on platform transparency in the Global South. We explore how EU DSA-inspired transparency can help—and what more is needed.

#Up2DatewithCCG UK’s new digital safety rules mandate “highly effective” age checks to keep kids away from harmful online content. For a look at online child safety in the Indian context, read @Jhalakkakkar, @shshk & Angelina Dash in Tech Policy Press. techpolicy.press/parental-conse…

3/3: In this Tech Policy Press piece, @Jhalakkakkar, @shshk & Angelina Dash unpack why India’s approach to parental consent may not be the silver bullet it seems. Read here: techpolicy.press/parental-conse…

The Indian DPDP Act prescribes data for those under 18 can only be processed with consent of parents or guardians. In this piece, Jhalak Kakkar (Jhalak M. Kakkar), Shashank Mohan (Shashank Mohan) and Angelina Dash (Angelina Dash) examine India’s approach to children’s data protection.

A glimpse at the "From Research to Action: A Global Dialogue on Information and Democracy" event yesterday at the Royal Dramatic Theater in Stockholm, Sweden where our ED Jhalak M. Kakkar spoke.