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This kit is a starting point built from the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the DPDP Rules, 2025, as published by the Government of India. It cannot tell you how the law applies to your business. Consult a lawyer before you rely on it or publish these texts.
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Built from your answers. Each item names its source in the Act or the Rules, or says it is our suggestion.
Penalties in the Schedule to the Act
The most the Data Protection Board can impose for each kind of breach.
- Not taking reasonable security safeguards to prevent a personal data breach (section 8(5))Up to ₹250 crore
- Not telling the Board or the people affected about a breach (section 8(6))Up to ₹200 crore
- Not meeting the extra duties for children (section 9)Up to ₹200 crore
- Not meeting the extra duties of a Significant Data Fiduciary (section 10)Up to ₹150 crore
- Any other breach of the Act or the Rules (PIB summary)Up to ₹50 crore
Next steps
- Have a lawyer check the result against your business.
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The DPDP Rules, 2025 (rule 7)
72 hours
to send the Data Protection Board the detailed report, after telling it and the people affected without delay.
The Board can allow a longer period on a written request. The headings for the report and the steps marked "our suggestion" are ours, not the Rules' wording.
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