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sc likely to hear petitions challenging sections of indias first privacy law this month
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- Supreme Court of India to hear petitions challenging DPDP Act provisions this month.
- Petitioners include Reporters' Collective, Editors Guild of India, and human rights activist Venkatesh Nayak.
- Key issues: RTI amendments, government exemptions, mass surveillance, removal of civil remedies for data breaches.
- DPDP Act operationalized in November 2023; compliance deadline May 13, 2025.
- Court rulings could impact privacy, transparency, and press freedom in India.
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