India Privacy Act
Understand. Assess. Protect.
Cameras, forms, cookies, contracts — personal information gets collected in more places than most people ever notice. This site explains what that means for you, in plain language, without needing a law degree to follow along.
Passed by Parliament in 2023, this legislation sets out how organisations across India are expected to collect, store, and use personal information — from a customer's name in a spreadsheet to a visitor's details in a contact form. Following it doesn't require a legal background. It requires knowing what you're gathering, and why.
Most organisations qualify without realising it. A signup form, a customer list, an employee file, a CRM export — each one counts as personal information under the framework, regardless of company size or industry.
Every individual gets a say in how their own details are used — the right to see what's held, correct what's wrong, and request deletion once there's no good reason left to keep it.
India Privacy Act is an independent resource making this legislation easier to follow — for the individuals it protects, and the organisations expected to comply with it. Start with whichever page speaks to your situation, or take the free audit to see where you actually stand.
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