After many months of promising to do so, the Government of India has finally published the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules (‘Rules'), the subordinate legislation to India's much vaunted new privacy law- The Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 (‘Act').…
1.1 Key Challenges
The primary areas of legislation applicable to the digital economy in India include data protection, consumer protection, and the …
In a move that was long overdue, the Government of India has published proposed new rules (the "Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025" or "DPDP Rules") which are…
The expression “data is the new oil” has never been truer than it is today. In the digital age, all consumer-facing businesses benefit significantly from data about consumers, and it has never been easier to collect, classify, and analyze such…
1.1 In broad terms, which legislative and regulatory provisions govern the fintech space in your jurisdiction?
Several laws govern various aspects of the fintech industry in India, depending on the nature of the activities carried …
1. What laws and regulations in your jurisdiction regulate the collection and processing of personal data? Are there any aspects of those laws that have specific relevance to cross border investigations?
After many versions of a proposed data privacy law …
In 2017, the Indian Supreme Court, in a landmark judgment (the "Puttaswamy Judgement"), found privacy to be a fundamental right granted to every person under the Indian Constitution. The right was read into the right to life and personal liberty …
The Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY), on the 18th of November, released the latest draft version of India’s proposed data protection law. The DPDP Bill is open for public consultation till the 17th of December this year.
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Key statutes and regulations
Privacy has been a continuously evolving concept in India, both legally and practically, and has been subject to increasing judicial scrutiny over time. The Supreme Court of India has come a long way from its earlier …
1. What laws and regulations in your jurisdiction regulate the collection and processing of personal data? Are there any aspects of those laws that have specific relevance to cross-border investigations?
India
There is currently no dedicated data protection legislation in …
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