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  It is a pleasure to announce that the first book on Personal Data Protection Act of India has been released through Kindle…Amazon. Kindle version of this book is available at Rs 300/- The Print version is available both through … Continue reading →

The year 2000 was the year of the Cyber Law in India with the notification of the Information Technology Act 2000 (ITA 2000) in India. Year 2009 saw ITA 2000 acquire a information security outlook with the amendments of 2008. … Continue reading →

The last few moths have seen a flurry of activity on Naavi.org related to Privacy and Data Protection. In order to bring all the articles published during this period into one list for easy reference, containing 39 articles. It would … Continue reading →

“Anonymization” takes personal data out of the purview of most data protection regulations. Hence it is one of the objectives of data protection compliance managers to mitigate the data protection risks by pushing part of the “Protected Data” out of … Continue reading →

Out of the three hypotheses which we took up for discussion in constituting the Naavi’s Theory of Data, we have so far discussed the “Definition hypothesis” and “Reversible life cycle hypothesis”. We shall now take up the third hypothesis through … Continue reading →

In searching a proper expression and articulation of the Theory of Data, Naavi has decided to adopt a set of three hypotheses which are the pillars of this New Theory of Data. The three hypotheses are a) A hypothesis that … Continue reading →