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Last Day for Comments on PDPA 2018 is 10th October

The draft of the Personal Data Protection Act 2018 has been submitted by the Justice Srikrishna Committee along with its report. Copies of both are available at  www.pdpa2018.in. The Government of India has requested for public comments to be submitted on … Continue reading

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Aadhar Judgement-10: Let us debate the changes required in PDPA 2018

This is in continuation of the series of articles on this topic Over the last 9 articles on Aadhaar Judgement, I have provided some views on the interpretation of the Judgement specifically with reference to the upcoming PDPA 2018 which … Continue reading

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Aadhaar Judgement-9: Definition of Personal Information revised?

This is in continuation of our earlier Article in this topic The judgement of the three judges made a significant observation which may leave a significant impact on the PDPA 2018. While answering the question “Whether the Aadhaar Act violates … Continue reading

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Aadhaar Judgement-8: Limited use

This is a continuation of the previous article on this topic The second question which was answered by the three judges was “Whether the Aadhaar Act violates the right to privacy and is unconstitutional on this ground? The judges proceeded … Continue reading

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Aadhaar Judgement-7… Can the Private Sector use Aadhaar for Authentication?

This is a continuation of the earlier articles on the topic Continuing our discussion on the Judgement of the three Judges, Dipak Mishra, A K Sikri and A W Khanwilkar, responding to the first issue answered by them namely, (1) … Continue reading

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Aadhaar Judgement..3.. Data retention limit of 6 months..

This is in continuation of the earlier articles on this topic The First Issue answered by the first part of the majority judgement(signed by the three judges Dipak Mishra, A.K.Sikri and A W Khanwilkar here after referred to as the … Continue reading

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