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The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act is reshaping India’s data privacy landscape and setting new compliance expectations for organisations that process digital personal data. With penalties of up to ₹250 crore per violation and oversight by the Data Protection Board of India, organisations must stay ahead of the evolving requirements.
In a webinar held on 29 July 2026, Acuity Law, in association with Legal 500, explored the practical impact of the DPDP Act and shared sector-specific insights to help organisations navigate the new framework with confidence. The discussion, led by Souvik Ganguly, along with Joran Diwan, and Srividya M S, focused on key implications for BFSI, healthcare, entertainment and GCCs, as well as the interaction between the DPDP regime and existing sectoral regulations.
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