Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
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Colleges collect and manage personal information every day. From admission forms and examination results to fee records and staff documents, this information needs careful handling. As more college activities move online,…
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Universities handle personal information every day. From admission forms and examination results to employee records and placement details, this information passes through many departments. Students and staff trust their…
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Schools look after more than a child’s education. They also hold personal information that families trust them to protect. Admission forms, report cards, medical details, photographs and parents’ contact numbers all need…
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Diagnostic centers manage a large amount of personal and medical information every day. Patient names, phone numbers, test reports, payment details, identity documents and appointment records may all be stored digitally.…
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Pathology labs collect and use highly sensitive personal information every day. Patient names, contact details, test reports, medical histories, payment records and digital prescriptions may be stored across computers,…
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Clinics collect personal information every day. This may include a patient’s name, phone number, address, medical history, test reports, prescriptions, payment details and insurance information. Because this information is…
21 September 2026 · PrivectaRead articleThe DPDP Act, 2023 is India’s framework for digital personal data protection. Compliance is critical because non-compliance can result in significant penalties and reputational damage. It ensures businesses handle personal data responsibly while maintaining customer trust.
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