· To understand the constitutional and legal status of the Right of Privacy.

· To evaluate the stand of the judiciary in this regard

This project adopts a Deductive methodology. We move from specificity to generality. We begin at the macro level. A study of various books, articles and cases is undertaken, and the position of the Right of Privacy in India is then deduced.

The basic source of information is secondary. Various books, websites and law journals have been consulted for this project.

The information given in the following project has been taken up from the library and the internet.

The right of privacy is not a codified right but is an emanation from Article 21 and Article 19(1) a of the constitution.

· Chapter I: Privacy and its importance.

· Chapter II: Legal and Constitutional interpretation of privacy.

2. Constitutional recognition given to the right of privacy which protects personal privacy against unlawful government invasion.

Privacy is defined in the usual way as an environmental condition, that of the absence of surveillance and intrusion. It is not the same as being alone, out of sight, or in secrecy . However, private life is a broad term not susceptible to exhaustive definition .

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