Please do go through our Primers ( Data Protection Primer for Non-Profits , Mitigating Legal and Ethical Protection legislation on non-profits. consent, exercise their rights, or complain to the Data Protection Board. Data Fiduciaries must also provide for provisions relating to Data Protection in contract between them [Rule 6] Intimate Data Fiduciary and the Data Protection Board in case of a data breach within 72 hours

The bill aims to ensure that digital personal data is handled in a way that protects a person's right Obligations Under the Present Legislation Refer to our earlier issue on Data Protection for Civil Society a complaint with the data protection board, and  4) Nominate any individual to exercise his rights upon precautions to prevent personal data breaches and ensure the protection of personal data. of a Data Protection Officer ("DPO"), if applicable, or a person who has the authority to communicate

and risk levels: Data protection policy Privacy policy Cookies policy Data Processing Policy Data Retention policy Data protection clauses in agreements with third parties processing the data Foreseeable Changes in Data Protection Laws The landscape of data protection laws is expected to change upon the passing of Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019. its data subjects are protected and that data is not illegally mined

governing personal data protection. Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2023. protection. , demands high levels of protection. Let us know your thoughts on the new Data Protection Rules!

through digital means like websites, marketplace, e-commerce platforms will be regulated by the Consumer Protection Central Consumer Protection Authority set up as a nodal authority for consumer protection. Unfair Trade practices  includes sharing of personal information given by consumers in confidence robust data on a product manufacturer/endorse  imprisonment for up to 2 years Consumer Protection (E-Commerce Rules Yes - One important feature of the applicability of consumer protection law is that one has to be a `

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (the “DPDP Act” ) is India’s first comprehensive legislation governing personal data protection. The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025, introduced by the Ministry of Electronics and educational or safety-related purposes. •    Draft a robust data privacy, data protection, data use   •    Appoint a Data Protection Officer (DPO) to oversee compliance and governance. 

The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2023 (the “ DPDP Rules ”), were introduced by the Protection Act, 2023 (the “DPDP Act” ), on August 11, 2023. NGOs must appoint a Data Protection Officer (DPO) to ensure compliance with the DPDP Rules. The DPO plays a critical role in overseeing data protection strategies, monitoring compliance, and acting Train Stakeholders Educating staff, volunteers, and other stakeholders on data protection principles

bridging the digital divide in internet and mobile phone access, addressing issues of misinformation and data protection. made it mandatory for companies with a CSR budget of INR 10 crore or more in any fiscal year and all projects

(C) No. 43936 of 2025) Date of Judgement: August 12 2026 Bench: Bechu Kurian Thomas, J. the Adani Vizhinjam Port project. Funding a Peaceful Protest is Not an “Undesirable Purpose” The Court held that the right to protest peacefully which NGOs prevailed, in whole or part, in Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act matters Case Court & Date Financing a peaceful protest is not a valid ground to deny renewal; the right to protest is integral

the Schedule VII fund, ensuring transparency by documenting key details such as the transfer amount, date NGOs involved in such projects are required to cooperate fully, providing necessary data, documentation these include enduring projects. To maintain proper records for ongoing CSR projects, NGOs are required to keep data on the CSR amount are required to maintain proper documentation, including the asset's location, registration, creation date