The Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2022 (DPDP Bill) released by the Government of India seeks to protect the rights of individuals, with a major emphasis on the right to privacy and constitutional fundamental rights. One of the significant changes that we can observe from the previous version of the bill is the processing of digital personal data, whether collected offline (and thereafter digitalised) or online, in a manner that does not infringe upon the rights of individuals to secure their data and with individuals having the right to exercise their fundamental rights with regard to personal data protection.
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Tony Verghese's practice is focused on the Telecommunications, Media, and Technology (TMT) sector. He advises clients on the full spectrum of regulatory, licensing, and compliance matters, including navigating complex frameworks like the Telecommunications Act, 2023. His expertise covers emerging areas such as OTT platforms, digital broadcasting, data regulations, and telecom infrastructure. Tony also provides strategic guidance on structuring TMT-related transactions, investments, and joint ventures to help clients manage risk and leverage opportunities in the sector.