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With the evolution of technology, digital art has emerged as a prominent form of artistic expression, challenging traditional concepts of creativity and ownership. This research paper delves into the legal frameworks safeguarding digital art in India and the United States, offering a comparative analysis of their efficacy and adaptability in the digital age. In the Indian scenario, the study evaluates the Copyright Act of 1957 and subsequent amendments, shedding light on their applicability to digital art and the challenges posed by evolving mediums and distribution channels. Concurrently, the research delves into the United States' Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) and its effectiveness in safeguarding the rights of digital artists. This research paper presents a comparative lens to assess the strengths and weaknesses of each legal framework, considering the aspects such as copyright duration, fair use provisions, and enforcement mechanisms. This research paper examines the role of technologies such as blockchain and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in enhancing the protection and provenance of digital artworks by scrutinizing landmark legal cases and recent developments. Further, this research paper attempts to contribute to the discourse on digital art protection, offering a comprehensive analysis in both India and the United States, fostering a conducive environment for the flourishing digital art landscape in the global arena.