The Indian cabinet approved a data protection bill that will regulate how personal data is processed, stored, and transferred. If passed by parliament, it would establish India's first privacy law. The bill aims to balance data privacy with India's interests. It requires sensitive personal data to be stored in India and allows for processing outside the country. Companies that violate the law could face penalties up to 150 million rupees or 4% of global turnover. The bill will have significant implications for technology giants like Amazon, Facebook, and Google that operate in India.
The Indian cabinet approved a data protection bill that will regulate how personal data is processed, stored, and transferred. If passed by parliament, it would establish India's first privacy law. The bill aims to balance data privacy with India's interests. It requires sensitive personal data to be stored in India and allows for processing outside the country. Companies that violate the law could face penalties up to 150 million rupees or 4% of global turnover. The bill will have significant implications for technology giants like Amazon, Facebook, and Google that operate in India.
The Indian cabinet approved a data protection bill that will regulate how personal data is processed, stored, and transferred. If passed by parliament, it would establish India's first privacy law. The bill aims to balance data privacy with India's interests. It requires sensitive personal data to be stored in India and allows for processing outside the country. Companies that violate the law could face penalties up to 150 million rupees or 4% of global turnover. The bill will have significant implications for technology giants like Amazon, Facebook, and Google that operate in India.
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Reading Comprehension Shot 198
Direction: Read the following passage carefully and wer the questions given below it. The cabinet of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved a data protection bill on Wednesday for tabling in parliament, taking the country a step closer to framing a privacy law. “The protection of personal data is a very important subject globally,” Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar told a news conference after a cabinet meeting. “How that will be done (here) and how work will progress keeping India’s interest and people’s interest in mind, this is what this bill is about.” The Personal Data Protection bill, drafted by a panel headed by a former Supreme Court judge and submitted to the government last year, is key for how firms including global tech giants Amazon, Facebook, Alphabet’s Google and others process, store and transfer Indian consumers’ data. Although the full extent of changes in the bill is not known, the draft cleared by the cabinet expects social media firms to develop a voluntary method for users to verify themselves, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters. The bill mandates that personal data categorised as sensitive will be stored or processed only in India, the source said, declining to be named as details about the bill in its current form are not public. It also says that data deemed sensitive will have to be stored in India but can be processed outside of the country, the source said. India’s banking regulator last year directed foreign firms such as Mastercard and Visa to store their payments data locally for “unfettered supervisory access”. It later clarified that transactions made in India could be processed outside of the country but the related data should be brought back for local storage within 24 hours. Other noncritical or non-sensitive data could be stored outside India, the source said. Companies proven to be in breach will face a penalty of up to 150 million rupees (2.09 million USD) or 4 per cent of their global turnover, whichever is higher, the source said. India’s technology ministry was did not immediately respond to a request for comment outside business hours.
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Click Here To Join Telegram Channel or just search @rha4141 Directions (1-2): Choose the option which is most opposite to the word in the question, as mentioned in the passage. 1. Globally A) domestically B) affable C) comprehensively D) worldwide E) None of these 2. extent A) clemency B) amiable C) degree D) amount E) None of these 3. Which of the following statements is/are correct as per the passage? I. The Personal Data Protection bill, drafted by a panel headed by a former Supreme Court judge and submitted to the government last year, is key for how firms including global tech giants Amazon, Facebook, Alphabet’s Google. II. India’s banking regulator directed foreign firms such as Mastercard and Visa to store their payments data locally for “unfettered supervisory access”. III. The cabinet of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved a data protection bill on Wednesday for tabling in parliament, taking the country a step closer to framing a law of ownership rights. A) only III B) II and III C) I and II D) I only E) None of these 4. As per passage, which of the following international firms have been mentioned in the passage? I. Amazon II. Facebook III. Tiktok
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Click Here To Join Telegram Channel or just search @rha4141 A) I and II B) Only II C) II and III D) I, II, III E) None of these 5. Which of the following does not represent the antonym of ‘respond’ mentioned in passage? A) retort B) inquire C) consider D) omit E) None of these Solution Key 1. Answer: A Option A) is correct; domestically is the suitable antonym. Option B) is incorrect; affable means congenial. Option C) is incorrect; comprehensively is the synonym of the given word. Option D) is incorrect; worldwide is the synonym of the given word. 2. Answer: A Option A) is correct; clemency is the suitable antonym. Option B) is incorrect; amiable means friendly. Option C) is incorrect; degree is the synonym of the given word. Option D) is incorrect; amount is the synonym of the given word. 3. Answer: C Option C is the correct choice. Statement III is incorrect here. The cabinet of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved a data protection bill on Wednesday for tabling in parliament, taking the country a step closer to framing a privacy law. 4. Answer: A Option A is the correct option. Only Amazon and Facebook have been mentioned, among the given choices, in the passage.
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