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Bhārata's Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP Act) and European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) on handling of children's data: 1. Definition of a Child : The DPDP defines a child as anyone under 18, while the GDPR sets th

What's everyone take on the field of data analyst

🤣 After decreasing the sales of ola Kunal kamra started passing hate comments about blinkit. 🥶 What's your take on this guy ?

EPFO (employees have control over their data) If the login credentials are compromised, employee data can be accessed by anyone. It is essential for the employees to have control to their data. Only the employees should be allowed to enter their dat

💀 Government employees are celebrating after 8Th pay commission 🤑🥳 😭 Private sector — Abusing companies for not increasing salary and work life balance ⚖️ 🥲 According to reports the government peon will earn more than private company executiv

Since India has followed the footsteps of the EU and issued the daya protection laws, every startup owner must know about the DPDPA for save themselves from the huge liability. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA) is crucial for st

🗣 Honda and Nissan are planning a merger: individually, they can't spend as much on development or compete for consumers like Tesla or Chinese auto giants. 🚗🤝⚡ 🥶 What's your take on this decision ?

Modi government startup FAKERY - Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge targeted the Modi government for providing the Indian startups with"almost negligible support, which he called a "STARTUP OF FAKERY." - Barely1.58% of the accredited startups

🔥 BJP Government Announced Huge things for Entrepreneurs and Middle class 🇮🇳 💰 10 Thousands crores fund for entrepreneurs and startup founders 🔥 1=} No Angle Tax for Startup fund raising so now investors will fund more Indian entrepreneurs bec

This is big! I don’t know how much substance is there in this accusation but what I am aware of is that, it is not easy to build such a complex product in a year or so. Given in India the data protection laws are weak, I do not foresee a strong rep