The Centre for Communication Governance at National Law University Delhi (CCG) was established in 2013 to ensure that Indian legal education establishments engage more meaningfully with information technology law and policy and seek to embed good governance and constitutional principles in this domain. CCG undertakes academic research, provides policy input, and facilitates capacity building of stakeholders in this ecosystem at the domestic and international level to enable improved governance and policy making. Academic and related research on information technology law and policy tends to be disconnected from legislative, judicial and policy processes. CCG aims to bridge this gap by integrating academic research into legal and policy processes. CCG is the only academic research centre dedicated to undertaking rigorous academic research in India on the information technology law and policy in India and the Global South in a short span of time has become a leading institution in Asia. CCG works across a range of issues in the information technology law and policy domain including data governance and privacy, platform governance, regulation of emerging technologies (AI, blockchain, etc.), cybersecurity and the intersection of national security and technology.