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What do industry and other stakeholders have to say to MeitY and the government on the National Data Governance Framework?
The reporting timelines cited by the government are factually inaccurate.
Many popular VPNs had made it clear that they will not comply.
Twitter has defied such takedown requests in the past but it ended badly.
The validation process of e-signatures has been tweaked to let private players in.
The digital rights organisation was less than pleased with MeitY for quietly altering certain provisions of the draft policy.
The question of verifying social media accounts with government IDs first came up in 2019.
The ministry's affidavit held that deplatforming an account went against the tenets of the Constitution, save for some exceptions.
SFLC also highlighted what's missing in the draft policy that's meant to make large volumes of citizen data open and accessible.
Rajaraman previously served as the Additional Secretary in Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance.
