India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act requires significant compliance from startups. Most companies lack readiness for data protection and consent management rules. Technical challenges include data deletion and breach reporting within strict timelines. Experts stress proactive data governance as a business advantage. Startups must integrate privacy into operations before the May 2027 deadline. India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act requires significant compliance from startups. Most companies lack readiness for data protection and consent management rules. Technical challenges include data deletion and breach reporting within strict timelines. Experts stress proactive data governance as a business advantage. Startups must integrate privacy into operations before the May 2027 deadline.
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