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    The document discusses key provisions around electronic signatures and records from the Information Technology Act 2008 of India. It outlines that (1) electronic records and signatures are given legal validity subject to certain conditions, (2) subscribers may authenticate electronic records using reliable electronic signature techniques as prescribed, and (3) the central government is empowered to prescribe procedures and processes for secure electronic signatures. The IT Act of 2008 also amended the previous IT Act of 2000 to include provisions around electronic and digital signatures, e-governance, and penalties for cyber crimes and offenses.

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    The document discusses key provisions around electronic signatures and records from the Information Technology Act 2008 of India. It outlines that (1) electronic records and signatures are given legal validity subject to certain conditions, (2) subscribers may authenticate electronic records using reliable electronic signature techniques as prescribed, and (3) the central government is empowered to prescribe procedures and processes for secure electronic signatures. The IT Act of 2008 also amended the previous IT Act of 2000 to include provisions around electronic and digital signatures, e-governance, and penalties for cyber crimes and offenses.

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    The document discusses key provisions around electronic signatures and records from the Information Technology Act 2008 of India. It outlines that (1) electronic records and signatures are given legal validity subject to certain conditions, (2) subscribers may authenticate electronic records using reliable electronic signature techniques as prescribed, and (3) the central government is empowered to prescribe procedures and processes for secure electronic signatures. The IT Act of 2008 also amended the previous IT Act of 2000 to include provisions around electronic and digital signatures, e-governance, and penalties for cyber crimes and offenses.

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