India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Bill of 2023 passed in the lower house of Parliament and will now face the higher house before it becomes law.
he bill as currently written raises privacy concerns as the ever-broader implementation of Aadhaar digital IDs gives the national government control over more of its citizens’ data. The bill would exempt “any instrumentality of the state” from negative consequences, citing national security and maintaining public order as justifications.
Police use of facial recognition technology has come under the scrutiny of data protection authorities
Governments, organizations and individuals increasingly generate, collect and process personal data. There are practical and
Public sector data analytics concerns the process of retrieving data, data analysis, and publication of
Big data in government is the influx of data from disparate sources such as traffic
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