Data Principal Rights (DPDP)
Data Principal rights are the rights India's DPDP Act gives the person a piece of personal data is about: to access information about their data, to have it corrected or erased, to nominate someone to act for them, and to have grievances addressed.
Deadlines
Sections 11 and 12 of the DPDP Act set no statutory period for access, correction or erasure. Where an organisation publishes its own commitment, it should appear as its commitment, not as law. Rule 8(3) of the DPDP Rules sets a one-year retention floor for every Data Fiduciary.
In Raidu
Wheelhouse’s Rights and Retention fans each request out across the estate and shows the deadline the law actually gives, or says plainly that there is none. A build gate blocks any release that invents a deadline for s.11 or s.12.
Questions about Data Principal Rights (DPDP).
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