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Here are the highlights of a parliamentary committee's recommendations on what could be India's first data protection law.
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Here are the highlights of a parliamentary committee's recommendations on what could be India's first data protection law.
The bill introduced in the winter session of Parliament has been met with stiff opposition from lawmakers and activists alike.
The committee member's dissent note records design flaws, problematic clauses, and key recommendations to the revised Bill.
Tankha's dissent note takes strong opposition to the revised bill giving the Indian government special status.
In his dissent note, Patnaik explores how data regulators could be set up in line with India's principle of federalism.
Among other recommendations, the JPC has proposed the right to be forgotten with thoughts on how to enforce it.
The question of whether non-personal data should be legislated separately from personal data has surfaced repeatedly.
Data collection and processing limits proposed by the JPC in a report that also redefines social media platforms.
Authority over the bill's proposed data regulator is just one of the powers that the government will enjoy.
In light of major data breaches in India, a parliamentary committee recommends key powers for the proposed data regulator.
