The submission covers the departure from the rights based approach, excessive exemptions, weakened protections and the effectiveness of the proposed Data Protection Board.
The unprecedented pace of digitisation and digital penetration in India has put it in a unique position to leverage the potential of this data to catalyse inclusive growth, research and transform public service delivery.
The Reserve Bank of India has launched two variants of a digital rupee on an experimental basis—for wholesale transactions between banks and for retail transactions within the private sector.
A key reason for poor governance in Indian cities is the lack of organised open data systems. This paper investigates the state of urban open data in India, analysing the different stakeholders and how to improve quality and accessibility of data.
Public-private partnerships can help migrants access information, awareness of entitlements, and grievance redressal mechanisms related to social protection schemes
Digital public infrastructure can help design and transform equitable public systems. A Resource Hub model that strengthens technical capacity and leadership within governments is the way forward.