DPDP Tracker
India's data-protection law, watched for you.
Every change to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, its Rules, and CERT-In directions — translated into what it means for a business like yours, and what to do about it. No legalese.
until the DPDP Act's substantive obligations bite — 14 May 2027.
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Where every business starts
You don't need a lawyer to begin. These four steps apply to almost any business handling personal data in India:
- 01Write down every place you collect personal data — forms, logins, payments, support chats.
- 02Know who you share it with (analytics, payment, email, cloud vendors) and where it's stored.
- 03Have a plain consent notice and a way for people to ask for or delete their data.
- 04Be able to detect and report a breach fast — CERT-In already expects 6-hour reporting.
Don't just read it — find out where you stand.
A free scan shows what your live site is exposing today. When you want the security-safeguards side of DPDP handled — Rule 6, breach detection, the evidence trail — our Compliance Sprint delivers it in 30 days.
Raksha Watch is general information, not legal advice. We cite primary sources on every update so you can verify — confirm specifics with a qualified advisor before acting.