Monthly Archives: January 2022

When India adopted Information Technology Act 2000 as the law that first recognized electronic documents and also introduced the concept of “Vicarious liabilities/Due Diligence” for organizations, Naavi came up with the concept of “Cyber Law Compliance. Then when the amendments … Continue reading →

The 5th issue (first of 2022) of the Data Protection Journal of India has been released. Last year FDPPI started the Data Protection Journal of India as a quarterly journal. The journal has now completed one year of its existence. … Continue reading →

As the world rallies around the  International Privacy Day with activities of creating awareness about Privacy, India awaits the beginning of the budget session in the next couple of days with the hope that the long awaited Data Protection Act … Continue reading →

We the Indians often forget our own history but remember the colonial history. This is true as much of the story of Indian independence as the story of India’ journey to the era of Privacy Protection and Data Protection. Today … Continue reading →

Recently when the JPC submitted its report on PDPB 2019 dissent notes were  presented by a few members of the committee belonging to opposition parties . Some of these were related to “Excessive powers” to the law enforcement and “Lack … Continue reading →