Digital Personal Data Protection Act

Global model alliances expand capability, but enterprise resilience still depends on portable architectures, controlled deployment and credible alternatives when access changes.

An investor memo describing Pronto as a ‘data business leveraging its workforce’ has pushed a Bengaluru pilot into one of the earliest public tests of India’s new data protection regime.

The home-services startup says the pilot is opt-in and limited, but reports on household recordings for physical AI have raised questions over consent, surveillance and data use.

The Supreme Court takes up challenges to an antitrust penalty as judges question consent, market power and the commercial use of user data

The joint study examines how Indian enterprises are translating the Digital Personal Data Protection Act into operational controls, risk frameworks, and strategic decision-making.