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Another leak of the Srikrishna Committee Report on Data Protection
Even while the Srikrishna Panel has expressed dissatisfaction at TRAI coming up with its own Privacy Protection regulation and a consequential need for revision by the Panel of its draft, Caravan has released a report about a draft copy of … Continue reading
Understanding the GDPR: General Data Protection Regulation
{This is a guest post from Dan Sincavage, Co-Founder, www.tenfold.com } The GDPR–or General Data Protection Regulation–is a regulation passed by the European Union on April 27, 2016, with an effective start date of May 25, 2018. Officially classified as regulation … Continue reading
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National Health Stack Plan… This is the Digital Health Aadhaar Scheme…Available for Public Comment
The Press Release from PIB has called for public comments on the proposed National Heath Stack. (NHS) NHS is the proposed scheme by NITI Aayog that envisages maintenance of a centralized health record for all citizens of the country to facilitate … Continue reading
Data Processors may be able to create a Diamond out of Charcoal..if Indian Data Protection Act is innovatively drafted
In the Privacy and Data protection circles, a debate is going on for some time in India. Naavi.org had also suggested this to the Srikrishna Committee during the public consultations. (Refer: “Personal Data Should be Considered as Personal Property”). Subsequently, DISHA … Continue reading
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BJP being blamed for a Mega Bitcoin scam is a good thing..
Bitcoin is the currency of criminals and is the digital black money. Now India’s most corrupt party called Congress is blaming BJP which is making efforts to reduce black money through various measures such as Demonetization, Linking of Aadhaar to … Continue reading
Cyber Security is my Fundamental Right
After the Supreme Court ruling in the Puttaswamy case, it is clear that the intentions of the Court is that Privacy is a Fundamental Right protected under the Indian Constitution. The Aadhaar judgement is still not announced and we are … Continue reading