Firms in a fix over delayed implementation of rules
Business Standard|August 12, 2024
India's data protection law-the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) will complete its first year on August 12, 2024.
ASHUTOSH MISHRA
Firms in a fix over delayed implementation of rules

However, even after a year, it is virtually ineffective as the provisions still can't be enforced in absence of detailed rules, which are yet to be notified.

Experts and advocacy groups that Business Standard spoke to said this delay has made the Act lose its effectiveness.

Aruna Sharma, former secretary, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (Meity), said the delay in notification of rules has made the Act redundant.

"There are humongous amounts of private data in the digital zone available and the intention (through the DPDPA) was to protect them.

Awaiting rules and this is resulting in different interpretations and confusions," she said.

Speaking about why the rules have been delayed so much, Sharma added, "A hurriedly passed Bill to come up with an Act is the issue.

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