Call for Papers: 2-Day National Seminar on Digital Privacy and Cyber Law by SHM Law College, Rajgurunagar [Submit Abstract by November 1, 2026]Sarsenapati Hambirrao Mohite (SHM) Law College, Rajgurunagar, invites submissions for its 2-Day National Seminar on “Digital Privacy and Cyber Law: Contemporary Legal Challenges and Emerging Dimensions.” The seminar aims to bring together academicians, legal professionals, researchers, policymakers, technologists, industry experts, and students to examine pressing legal and regulatory concerns arising from the digital ecosystem.The seminar will provide a multidisciplinary platform to discuss contemporary developments in data protection, artificial intelligence, cybercrime, surveillance, digital rights, and privacy governance while exploring solutions to emerging legal challenges in the digital age.About SHM Law CollegeSarsenapati Hambirrao Mohite Law College is a prominent legal education institution located in Rajgurunagar, Pune District, Maharashtra. The college offers both the Three-Year LL.B. and Five-Year B.A. LL.B. programmes and is committed to promoting academic excellence and legal research.Rajgurunagar, formerly known as Khed, is renowned as the birthplace of Hutatma Shivaram Hari Rajguru, one of India’s celebrated freedom fighters.About the SeminarThe seminar seeks to critically examine the evolving relationship between technology, privacy, cybersecurity, and law in an increasingly data-driven world.The discussions will focus on significant legal developments such as:Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023Artificial Intelligence and legal regulationCross-border data transfersDeepfakes and emerging cyber threatsDigital arrest scams and online fraudAlgorithmic accountabilityPlatform and intermediary liabilityData localisation requirementsAI-enabled surveillance systemsCompliance and regulatory challengesCybersecurity and ransomware attacksIdentity theft and digital fraudElectronic evidence and digital investigationsFacial recognition technologyFinTech and privacy concernsBalancing innovation, national security, and individual rightsThe seminar will also explore comparative perspectives on digital privacy frameworks, including international standards such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and contemporary approaches to privacy governance across jurisdictions.Objectives of the SeminarThe seminar aims to:Examine existing legal frameworks and identify challenges in safeguarding privacy in the digital era.Discuss privacy-enhancing technologies such as encryption, blockchain, and anonymisation.Create a platform for dialogue among experts from law, technology, policy, and academia.Formulate actionable policy recommendations for regulators and industry stakeholders.Promote awareness regarding digital rights, online safety, and privacy protection.Examine the strengths and limitations of existing data protection laws.Study the impact of cybersecurity threats, surveillance practices, and data breaches.Explore the intersection of privacy, free speech, national security, and technological innovation.ThemeDigital Privacy and Cyber Law: Contemporary Legal Challenges and Emerging DimensionsSub-ThemesAuthors may submit papers on any of the following themes or other related topics within the broader seminar theme:Digital Privacy and Constitutional RightsData Protection and the DPDP Act, 2023Cybercrime and Criminal LiabilityArtificial Intelligence and LawGenerative AI and PrivacyDeepfakes and Cyber LawCybersecurity and Corporate LiabilityElectronic Evidence and Digital ForensicsCyber Fraud and Digital Financial CrimesSocial Media and Intermediary LiabilityCybercrime Against Women and ChildrenCryptocurrency and CybercrimeFacial Recognition and Biometric PrivacyInternational Cyber Law and Cross-Border CybercrimeAI Governance and Algorithmic AccountabilityThe organizers also welcome submissions on other relevant topics connected to digital privacy and cyber law.EligibilityThe seminar is open to:AcademiciansResearchers and Research ScholarsLegal ProfessionalsIndustry ExpertsPolicymakers and RegulatorsUndergraduate and Postgraduate StudentsSubmission ProcessParticipants are required to first submit an abstract. Abstracts will undergo peer review by the organizing committee, and shortlisted authors will be invited to submit full papers.Submission GuidelinesAbstract RequirementsAbstract length: 250–300 wordsAuthors must provide 3–5 keywordsThe title should be clear, concise, and relevantFull Paper RequirementsWord Limit: 3,000–5,000 wordsFormat: MS Word (.doc/.docx)Font: Times New Roman, Size 12Line Spacing: 1.5Footnotes: Times New Roman, Size 10Citation Style: SILC Citation StyleMaximum Authors: Two per paperBoth authors must register separatelyPlagiarism and AI PolicyProper citation of all borrowed ideas, quotations, statutes, judgments, and secondary sources is mandatory.The paper must not exceed 10% plagiarism and AI-generated content.Publication and ParticipationFull papers may be submitted only after abstract acceptance.Registration is compulsory for presenters and attendees.Certificates will be awarded to registered participants and attendees who attend all seminar sessions.Accepted authors must complete registration and payment of the prescribed fee.Registration and Processing ChargesAcademicians and ProfessionalsSingle Author: ₹1,200Co-Authors: ₹1,700Research ScholarsSingle Author: ₹950Co-Authors: ₹1,200UG/PG Law StudentsSingle Author: ₹700Co-Authors: ₹700Attendees₹400Important DatesEventDateAbstract Submission DeadlineNovember 1, 2026Intimation of AcceptanceNovember 5, 2026Full Paper Submission DeadlineNovember 25, 2026Submission ProcedureInterested participants must:Submit abstracts and full papers through the prescribed Google Form.REGISTER HEREEmail their submissions to:Email: hmlaw.nationalseminar2026@gmail.comAuthors are advised to strictly adhere to the prescribed deadlines as late submissions will not be considered.Contact DetailsFor any queries, participants may contact:Asst. Prof. Vidya SandbhorPhone: 8788161577Priya YelamatePhone: 8625069874Urmila DakhorePhone: 9307667628Upendra MahtoPhone: 9156763315Shravni DeshmukhPhone: 9325132464ConclusionThe National Seminar on Digital Privacy and Cyber Law presents a timely opportunity for scholars, legal practitioners, policymakers, and students to engage with some of the most pressing legal issues arising from rapid technological advancement. With increasing concerns regarding personal data protection, cybercrime, artificial intelligence, surveillance, and digital governance, the seminar seeks to contribute meaningfully to contemporary legal discourse while generating practical and policy-oriented solutions for the future.For More InformationCLICK HERE..Disclaimer:Any content on this website (i.e www.lawof.in)is solely for information purpose. It does not constitute formal recommendation or any professional advice. Due care has been taken in posting information, the existence of omissions herein is not ruled out. 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