One Week FDP on Technology and Crime: Aligning New Criminal Laws with Dynamic field of Cybercrimes in India,

One Week FDP on Technology and Crime: Aligning New Criminal Laws with Dynamic field of Cybercrimes in India, Last date of registration: August 22, 2025

About the Programme

The Faculty Development Program (FDP) on “Technology and Crime: Aligning New Criminal Laws with the Dynamic Field of Cybercrimes in India” is designed to provide legal educators, researchers, and professionals with a critical and contemporary understanding of how emerging technologies are transforming the landscape of crime and criminal justice. This programme explores the intersection of technology and crime in light of India’s new criminal laws—Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), Bharatiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA). The programme will bridge the gap between technological advancements and legal education by engaging participants in in-depth discussions, case studies, policy evaluations, and teaching methodologies relevant to the digital age.

Themes of the programme:

Reforms in Criminal Justice System: A shift toards technology leveraged justice
Overview of New Criminal Codes (BNS, BNSS, BSA) in the Context of Cybercrime
Evolution of Cybercrimes and Global Trends in Tech-enabled Offenses
Key Tech-Linked Offences under BNS: Identity Fraud,Online Stalking, Fraud
Misuse of Technology in Human Trafficking: Prohibiting through BNS
Role and significance of digital forensics in Tech-enabled offences
Digital FIRs, Search & Seizure: BNSS Mechanisms for Tech Crimes
Leveraging technology in prevention of organized crime and petty organized crime.
Utilization of technology in forensic investigation of tech-enabled offences.
Understanding the psychology of the cyber-criminals.
Corporate Frauds and Regulatory framework: Moving beyond BNS Big Data, Predictive Policing, and Tech Ethics.