Yes, the DPDP Act envisages the applicability of data protection laws to businesses established in other jurisdictions if they render any goods or services to persons located in India from whom the data is being gathered for the delivery of such goods and services. Section 3(b) of the DPDP...
Data Protection Laws in India: The Road AheadPandey, Vaibhavi
("India's DPDPA"), was passed and gazetted in August 2023. Notably, it shares several common concepts with Singapore's Personal Data Protection Act 2012 ("Singapore's PDPA"), some of which are not readily found in other laws including the European Union's General Data Protection ...
Protection in India Laws relating to Data Protection in IndiaLaws relating to Data Protection in IndiaBerkeley Electronic Press Selected WorksM. Sarshar
Looking ahead, 2024 promises to be another eventful year in the world of data protection and privacy law. New laws continue to come online across the globe. In 2023, we saw the long-awaited arrival of an omnibus data protection law in India, the world’s fastest growing economy and a foc...
Evolution of the Privacy legal framework in India:India did not have a specific privacy law on personal data protection and the use of personal data has been governed as per the provisions of the Information Technology Act 2000. There are other laws namely Indian Penal Code 1...
The Committee has sought public comments on questions relating to territorial applicability of data protection laws; extent to which the law should apply outside India such as inclusion of measures to ensure compliance by foreign entities; definition of personal data; categories of exemptions of entiti...
” explained Kaartikay Agarwal in his research presentation for theMeta India Tech Scholars program(MITS). “But, there was not a lot of information on what legal infrastructure would be applicable to the CBDC. So, I looked at the [then] draft data protection bill, and used it to ...
1.1 Laws Legislation Currently in Place The Electronic Transactions Law under Law No 20 of 2014 (“E-Transactions Law”) and its Implementing Regulations under Decision No 48 of 2014 (“Regulations”) currently regulate the protection of private and public data of electronic records such as signatu...
implications insofar as the law governing data protection and privacy is concerned. The proposed Bill and the extant laws will now entail going through the strictures and/or frameworks concerning life and personal liberty of the citizens, as enumerated under Article 21 of the Constitution of India....