A Practical DPDP Implementation Advisory Guide for Government Departments Series – Article 6 of 8 Not all data processors are treated equally under the DPDP Act. The law recognises that certain entities—by virtue of the volume, sensitivity, or impact of the data they handle—carry a higher degree of responsibility. For government departments, this distinction is...
A Practical DPDP Implementation Advisory Guide for Government Departments Series – Article 4 of 8 Among the most misunderstood aspects of the DPDP Act are its exemptions. In many government discussions, exemptions are spoken of as if they place certain functions entirely outside the data protection framework. This assumption is not only inaccurate—it is risky....
A Practical DPDP Implementation Advisory Guide for Government Departments Series – Article 3 of 8 One of the most persistent misunderstandings surrounding the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 is the belief that every use of personal data requires consent. For government departments, this assumption is not only incorrect—it risks undermining lawful and efficient administration....
Delhi has always been a city where tradition and modern commerce intersect. From the age-old trading centers of Chandni Chowk and Kashmere Gate to the newer corporate pockets of Netaji Subhash Place and Rohini, the city is witnessing rapid changes in the way businesses operate — and correspondingly, in the nature of legal challenges they...
India’s Intermediary Rules, 2021 (amended in 2023), impose proactive duties on platforms to curb unlawful content such as defamation, CSAM, and NCII. Yet, despite timely takedowns, such content often persists—resurfacing through search engine caches or being regenerated by AI models. This exposes critical gaps in compliance and enforcement. Machine Unlearning (MuL), a growing global technique,...
In a significant event for the digital and technological ecosystem in India, OpenAI, the world’s leading artificial intelligence company, in partnership with the IndiaAI Mission of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, announced the launch of the OpenAI Academy India on June 6. This is the first international deployment of OpenAI’s AI education platform....
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