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  In general, stalking entails pestering or threatening another individual. Cyberstalking is an online version of physical stalking that involves the use of information technology. Cyberstalking is the use of the internet, e-mail, and chat rooms to track down another person. Cyber stalking is when a person, a group of individuals, or an organisation is stalked or harassed via the Internet or other electronic methods. Issuing false charges or declarations of fact (as in defamation), monitoring, making threats, identity theft, data or equipment damage, soliciting minors for sex, or obtaining information that might be used to harass are all examples of harassment. Stalking is a continuous process, consisting of a series of actions, each of which may be entirely legal in itself. The definition of Cyberstalking is not universally accepted as it varies from place to place.  Although cyberstalking does not entail any physical contact, it has gained popularity with offenders due to various ben

  Essential Commodities Act is an Act for the benefit of public at large which basically made rules and regulations with respect to control, production, supply and distribution of certain commodities. This act was recently in news as one of the three farm laws and has been repealed as per the demands of the various farmers all over the country. Here I would be discussing about how this Act came into being and why. This act was initially imposed during the World War II as a part of the Defence of India Act 1939. The Defence of India Act had inflicted martial law in the whole country. Special Courts were instituted under this Act and it was ruled that there shall be no appeal from the decisions/verdicts of these courts. Everything was in the hands of Central government. They could make any such rules which were considered essential for securing the defence of British India and also could make any rules regarding maintenance of supplies and services expedient to the life of community .

  Most people would say they know what terrorism is, but surprisingly there is no internationally agreed definition. There is literally hundreds of different definitions incurrent use with the use of violence or threat of violence being the only general common theme. The only other elements to appear in more than 50% of definitions are “Political” and “fear, terror emphasized”. This is a hamper on international cooperation as some terrorist organizations are seen as legitimate fighters by some countries. Terrorism does differ from other crimes in its mens rea ; it is done with a purpose and a specific strategic outcome in mind. If there has been significant international and intellectual disagreement about a definition for terrorism itself, the disagreement as to what, if anything, constitutes Cyber Terrorism is even more diverse. This paper will consider the battle against terrorism in Cyberspace, Cyber Terrorism as a form of attack and the terrorist use of the Internet as a tool fo