MUMBAI, India, Aug. 12 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202631092434 A) filed by Nitish Kumar on July 30, 2026, for Disha 6.6: A Multi-Layer Governed Intelligence Architecture For Evidence-Chained Mission Processing With Deny-By-Default Policy Enforcement And Provenance-Controlled Source Admission.
Inventor includes Nitish Kumar.
The application for the patent was published on August 07, 2026, under issue no. 32/2026.
Abstract: DISHA 6.6 is a computer-implemented governed evidence-first intelligence architecture invented by Nitish Kumar, Anita and Sons, Village Alkjara, Jhajha, Jamui, Bihar — 811308, India. The invention was developed over thirteen years of investigating India's digital surveillance and data exfiltration crisis, grounded in CERT-In letter No. 20(13)/2026-CERT-In (Para 2 and Para 6.2), FTC Consent Order C-4530 (2016), Suo Motu WP(Crl.) No. 3/2025, WP(Crl.) No. 163/2026 (disposed 19 May 2026), and the fresh Writ Petition filed on 24 July 2026. The invention addresses five specific technical failures in prior art: absence of cryptographic evidence provenance; ungated source admission permitting exfiltrated material to influence inference; post-hoc policy evaluation producing output before governance review; ungoverned advanced capability integration; and absence of result integrity verification. The system produces six specific technical effects: SHA-256 hash-chained evidence events detectable on modification in O(n) time; deny-by-default policy gate enforcement with confirmed ledger write before output assembly; seven-stage typed cognitive sequencing — Perceive, Attend, Reason, Deliberate, Act, Reflect, Consolidate — with typed contract handoff between stages; deterministic Yudh- Vyuha defensive formation selection across five bounded formations — Trishula, Kurma, Padma, Garbha, Nakshatra Mandala — under No-First-Use constraints enforced through the policy gate; typed NYAYA legal mapping records across eight legal source categories recorded as cryptographic events before action; and SHA- 256 result hash verification enabling post-hoc tamper detection on persisted mission results. Source admission rejects six typed rejection categories at ingestion including EXFILTRATED material from InMobi SDK and C2 server surveillance pipelines. Claim-to-source system maintains typed ClaimSourceRecord objects linking every published conclusion to approved source registry identifiers; 97% SOURCE_MATCHED in reviewed case-file set. Early architecture recorded under Ref. No. BCST-R2-02/2012-570, Bihar Council on Science and Technology, Government of Bihar, dated 25 November 2013.
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