Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Anil Nandlall, SC, has rejected claims that the Government’s rollout of its digital identity cards poses any threat to citizens’ privacy, stressing that the necessary legal safeguards are already in place and that only public-domain information is currently being collected. Speaking during his weekly Issues in the News programme on Tuesday night, Nandlall said the distribution of the new e-ID cards to select state employees is being done on a limite

Welcome to the Alt View, a show where MINT goes on ground and talks on the Burning issues of today with the generation of tomorrow, the youth, young professionals, college students. In the first episode, our team goes to Miranda House, Delhi and talks about Data Privacy. How safe does young India feel with their data on the internet? Does Indian society take data privacy seriously? Do Indian laws take data privacy seriously? How potent is the personal data protection act, 2023? | Mint | Facebook