In an age where data drives business, decision-making, and communication, protecting personal data has become crucial for both individuals and the digital economy. Recognizing this, India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) formed a Committee of Experts, led by Justice B.N. Srikrishna, to shape a robust data protection framework. This white paper, developed by the Committee, seeks public insights on essential data protection principles for India, drawing from global standards while addressing unique national considerations.
This document presents detailed written comments based on discussions at the National Conference on Policy Framework for Data Protection in India. It addresses key themes highlighted by the Committee, including user privacy, data retention, transparency, and the growing role of data in driving the economy. These comments provide a critical perspective on the white paper’s proposals, with insights into balancing data utility with privacy rights, strengthening individual data control, and setting the stage for a strong legal foundation.
Download the comments to explore informed perspectives on the future of data protection in India and contribute to shaping a secure digital ecosystem.
