In this article the author, explores the implications of technological implants, particularly microchip implants, for both restorative and non-therapeutic purposes. The author identifies two main issues that arise with such implants: (a) affixing liability in case of product failure and (b) protecting the data acquired through these devices. The article discusses the need for specific legislation to address these challenges, while analyzing the Indian framework governing such spheres and suggesting calibrated reforms. It highlights the importance of balancing individual rights, privacy concerns, and economic considerations in implementing such technology. Additionally, the author emphasizes the significance of obtaining valid consent and the role of regulatory oversight in safeguarding sensitive medical data. Ultimately, the piece advocates for a comprehensive legal framework to regulate technological implants in India. Continue reading Technological Implants and the Need for Sufficiency of Legislation