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India recently passed a Personal Data Protection Law aimed at protecting people's personal information.

Nowadays, many services require the use of personal data, such as medical care, banking, schooling, and online shopping.

This new law gives people the right to know who uses their data and to request correction or deletion of unnecessary data.

If companies or the government fail to protect personal information, people can file complaints.

The law also requires companies and the government to obtain consent before using personal data.

However, some people worry that this law might make it harder to access government information, affecting press freedom and the right to know.

The Indian government needs to find a balance between protecting personal privacy and ensuring access to important information.

In this way, everyone can use various services more safely and confidently in the digital age.