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The DPDP Act summary highlights lawful, consent-centric data processing, the Data Protection Board of India for breach monitoring and grievance redressal, and efforts to balance privacy with the Right to Information Act while enabling secure cross-border transfers. 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mandates parental consent for minors and persons with disabilities.  \no Balancing Privacy with Digital Innovation: Reduces compliance burden for startups and small entities while imposing stricter obligations on major data processors.  \no Secure Cross-Border Data Flow: Permits international data transfers to governmentapproved countries, supporting global digital operations with safeguards.  \no Justice B N Srikrishna Committee (2017–2018): Formed by MeitY under Justice B.N. Srikrishna to study  \nprivacy issues and draft the initial Personal Data Protection Bill.  \no Data Protection Board of India: A central pillar of the DPDP Act 2023 is the creation of the Data Protection Board of India, a dedicated authority to regulate compliance and address grievances.  \no Structure and Appointment:  \no Members are appointed by the Central Government.  \no Tenure is two years, with eligibility for reappointment.  \no Data Protection Board of India (DPBI) Functions:  \no Monitoring and responding to data breaches.  \no Investigating complaints and imposing penalties.  \no Providing an online, digital-first grievance mechanism.  \no Facilitating appeals to the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) .  \no Terms Associated:  \no Data Principal: The individual person whose data is being collected.  \no Data Fiduciary: Any person or company who decides the purpose and way to process the data.  \no Free Consent: Consent must be clear, specific, informed, and easy to withdraw.  \no DPDP Rules 2025: To make DPDP Act, 2023 fully operational.  \nHuman wildlife conflicts  \nArtificial intelligence (AI)-driven digital sentry system deployed across six high-risk forest zones in Kerala has achieved a near- 100% success rate in repelling wild animals.  \no Human wildlife conflict refers to negative interactions between people and wild animals that cause harm to human lives, livelihoods, property, wildlife populations, or ecosystems.  \no The problem has intensified due to habitat loss, infrastructure expansion, climate change and growing human presence near forests.  \n08 August 2026  \no India’s legal and policy frameworks:  \no Constitutional & Judicial Foundation: Article 51A(g) imposes a Fundamental Duty to protect wildlife, while the Supreme Court has extended legal status and rights to animals through landmark cases like Animal Welfare Board of India vs. A. Nagaraja (2014) .  \no Core Legislative Framework: The Wildlife Protection Act (WPA), 1972, remains the primary law, with the 2006 Amendment specifically recognizing wild life corridors to facilitate animal movement and mitigate conflict.  \no Disaster Management Approach: NDMA guidelines now categorize human-wildlife conflict as a disaster risk, advocating for the integration of ","cbCairDGJymFLP0u","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairDGJymFLP0u","pdf",4120380,"English","# 08 August 2026\n## Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023\n## Human wildlife conflicts and AI systems\n## India’s legal and policy frameworks for wildlife\n## AI in Governance","[{\"question\":\"What is the DPDP Act, 2023 mainly designed to achieve?\",\"answer\":\"It establishes India’s legal framework for safeguarding digital personal data, ensuring responsible processing, and balancing the Right to Privacy with transparency under the Right to Information Act.\"},{\"question\":\"What roles does the Data Protection Board of India (DPBI) perform under the DPDP Act?\",\"answer\":\"DPBI monitors data breaches, investigates complaints and imposes penalties, runs a digital-first grievance mechanism, and enables appeals through the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT).\"},{\"question\":\"Why has human–wildlife conflict intensified, according to the bulletin?\",\"answer\":\"It has intensified due to habitat loss, infrastructure expansion, climate change, and growing human presence near forests, leading to harmful interactions affecting people, livelihoods, wildlife, and ecosystems.\"}]","Lead IAS Daily Bulletin - 08 August - Key Notes | PDF",1789941419,18]