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India’s data privacy shift: Steering the DPDP compliance and readiness

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By Cybersecurity Consulting, Mini Gupta
| EY
The survey also identifies key challenges. Nearly 70% find the Act difficult to interpret while 45.3% face budget limitations. Approximately 77% are not equipped to adopt privacy technologies such as consent management, data discovery or rights fulfilment tools. Similarly, 76.4% cite limited access to subject‑matter expertise, and 58.8% struggle with cross‑border data transfer complexities. Sectoral progress is similarly uneven.
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Your data, your dignity: India’s privacy rules are finally here

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By RITIKA GUPTA, Mini Gupta
| Times Ascent
The Act laid down the principles consent, security, accountability, and user rights. The Rules now translate those principles into actionable requirements, with phased timelines over the next 12–18 months. This is not just a compliance exercise; it is a structural shift in how trust is built in India’s digital economy. From fine print to plain language One of the most significant changes is transparency. Businesses can no longer rely on lengthy privacy policies buried in legal jargon.
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Navigating data breaches under the DPDP Act

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By Mini Gupta
| Hindustan Times Verified
India’s data privacy landscape is at a turning point. With the final rules under the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act expected soon, the regulatory framework is set to move from vision to execution. Released earlier this year, the draft DPDP Rules are critical—they not only activate the 2023 legislation but also provide a transition window for businesses to align with its requirements.
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