Cyber Laws in Bengali

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In this "Cyber Law Bangalay" app I have translated all the fourteen chapters of the Information Technology Act, 2000 as amended in 2008.

As per section 52 (r) of the Copy Right Act, 1957, I hereby state that such translation of the IT Act in Bengali, has not been authorised or accepted as authentic by the Government. This is only an effort by me to simplify the techno-legal Act. The original provisions are given in English.

I have also included the latest amendment that is in Finance Act, 2017. All the section starting from 1 to 94 have been clearly explained in bengali alongwith their English text. All the chapters starting from 1 to 13 including 13A are detailed here.

The first first button from the top in the main activity will take one to a gist of cyber laws in India including some tips as to how one be secured in the cyber world. The second button will lead one to various chapters of the Information Technology Act. Clicking on chapter we can read the various provisions under the said chapters both in Bangla and English.

The 3rd form the top will give one a gist in table format as a ready reference to various types of cyber crimes and their penal provisions.

The Fourth button or the last button from the bottom will lead one to my YouTube page wherein I have uploaded various videos on cyber laws in English, Bengali and Hindi Language which will help as further study in the subject.

The details of the provisions are given under various chapters in the application. This is the first version of the App and some typo error or other unintentional errors might have occurred which can be taken care of in the subsequent version.

Through this app the author has not provided any advice or that sort. For details further reference in this regards are preferred. For any suggestion any is welcome at [email protected]. I am also available at

1) http://www.youtube.com/BivasChatterjee

2) https://www.linkedin.com/bivaschatterjee

3) https://twitter.com/cybercrimemanua