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    <description>Vinay Kumar Nevatia explores India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act and the right to erasure. His perspective covers personal data protection, privacy rights, responsible data handling, and how individuals and organizations can approach digital privacy more thoughtfully.</description>
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