10. Let’s stop pretending transparency means exposing personal data. RTI = public accountability.DPDP = citizen privacy.They can and must coexist - that’s what a mature democracy does. Hoping to cross this asap. #DPDP 🇮🇳.

9. If RTI is being stonewalled, the problem isn’t DPDP - it’s poor implementation or wrongful denial. The fix lies in better RTI processing, not in blaming a privacy law.

8. Several democracies like the UK (Data Protection Act) and EU (GDPR) balance privacy and public access. India’s DPDP is similar in intent - to protect citizens, not to hide government data.

7. Misuse of RTI to get personal vendetta info - like medical details, bank accounts, family information - was always questionable. DPDP just tightens the filter, and that’s a good thing for ordinary & every citizen of the country.

6. Government officer salaries, appointment procedures, decision-making processes, public tenders - ALL remain accessible under RTI. DPDP doesn’t block any of that.

5. RTI is about transparency of public authorities, not about prying into citizens’ personal information. DPDP simply prevents misuse of RTI to get personal data like Aadhaar, phone numbers, or health records.

4. The Supreme Court has repeatedly upheld that Right to Privacy is a fundamental right (Puttaswamy judgment). DPDP aligns with that. RTI can’t override constitutional privacy without solid public interest justification.

3. Even under DPDP, public interest and transparency are still protected. If data disclosure is justified in larger public interest (e.g., corruption, abuse of power), it can still be accessed under RTI.

Tweet 3:.2. Section 8(1)(j) of the original RTI Act already protected personal information from disclosure if it had no public interest. DPDP just codifies this more strongly. No new restriction has been created.

1.The DPDP Act and the RTI Act serve completely different purposes. 🔒 DPDP protects personal data. 🔎 RTI enables access to public information. There’s no conflict when both are interpreted in spirit and law.

Can anybody ask the opposition gang of India how exactly the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act dilutes the Right to Information (RTI)?.Here are 10 reasons why it doesn’t. 👇🧵 #RTI #DigitalIndia #DataProtection #DataPrivacy @GoI_MeitY @NICMeity @AshwiniVaishnaw.

How BMC fills up a sink hole?.Fills up hole with junk & then stuff it with some cement mixed stone chips on the top. No concrete, no rods. Still wonder why they sink in? @mybmc - this is in proper Worli. Behind Wework. @mybmcWardT

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Factually correct. It’s time to call out what’s gone wrong & make them right.

Well done all students of CBSE 10th & 12th grade. This is clearly the say to rejoice the determination & hard work from you & everybody around you. Glad to say my nephew who was also a 12th grader has scored an astounding 98.6%! Congrats to every student & their well wishers.

I guess the Indian woke won’t find anything wrong with the #IMF ‘s current decision of 1Bn grant to #pakistan & therefore won’t speak about it. But let’s call a spade a spade. With such poor performance of adhering to IMF’s prerequisites I am surprised they are still getting the.

Tum ne aik maara hamara,.Humne aik maara tumhara,. Sarhad ke is paar, Sarhad ke us paar,.Wohi manzar, Wohi nazara. Manto ke paagal khana se.nikla nahi ab tak batwara . ~ Nida Fazli.

|| जय महाराष्ट्र || #MayDay2025.

RT @hvgoenka: What is so important about the suspension of Indus Water Treaty….

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