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What are Data Principal rights?

Chapter III (Sections 11–14)

The DPDP Act guarantees Data Principals four primary rights: (1) Right to Access: To obtain a summary of personal data being processed, processing activities, and identities of Data Fiduciaries/Processors with whom data has been shared (Section 11); (2) Right to Correction & Erasure: To correct inaccurate data, update incomplete records, and request deletion when the purpose is completed (Section 12); (3) Right of Grievance Redressal: To have grievances resolved by the Data Fiduciary within prescribed timelines (Section 13); and (4) Right to Nominate: To nominate an individual to exercise rights in the event of death or incapacity (Section 14).

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