With the advent of technology and communication media, it is now possible to gather and integrate data via a digital medium. Data sharing without authorization via electronic media is referred to as a breach of digital privacy. The right to privacy is a human right that is guaranteed by law in nearly every country and has been extended to those who are under trial/ accused. At the same time, the press, including digital media, has the right to freedom of expression. This paper examines the unwarranted intervention of digital media in the personal lives of both the victim and the accused. Inquisitorial as well as adversarial models of judicial process presume the accused innocent until guilt is proven after following the due process of law. This paper investigate the unrestrained and irresponsible publication of news and posts that violate a person's data privacy and available remedies in the law when rights to privacy are breached. It also comparatively examine privacy laws and legal remedies in the United States, the United Kingdom, and India, and make appropriate recommendations. Study of this paper reveals that in the wake of rising interferences by media, there is no specific statute providing protections.

Since ages, the Indian social system is governed on the basis of caste. According to the old scripts such as Manusmriti, work was divided amongst the people in Indian ancient society on the basis of caste, in which some of the communities were treated as lower caste because of the nature of the work distributed to them under the social arrangement. However, the system proved fatal in due course and resulted in the gross violation of human rights of backward caste. After independence, the Constitution of India, in 1950 provided special provisions in favor of backward category in educational institutions and public employment. In absence of clarity and definite criteria of deciding a caste as a backward category, various communities and caste claiming to be backward in nature started demanding reservations and benefits. From time to time, Government of India included these castes in schedule caste list and declared reservations by suitable amendments in the respective laws. Recently, in India, there is a great demand by the open category for removal of reservation on the basis of caste in the educational field in order to save merit. This scenario has created a new division of society into the open category and reserved category. Certain unpleasant incidences are alarming these days. And it is very clear that even after 72 years of Independence, the Indian legal system has failed to solve the issue of casteism in India. In this background, the researcher has tried to throw light on the role of Intercaste and Interreligious marriages in removing the caste system and bringing unity and integrity amongst the personages which is one of the Constitutional goal enshrined in the preamble of the Constitution.