The Emerging Challenges of Data Protection Laws on Business Management in India


Authors : Aryan Chawra

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 2 - February


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DOI : https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14964299


Abstract : In the recent times, with the advent of technology and the increasing popularity of the digital world, the relevance of digitizing the business world has transformed it into a key driver of economic growth and innovation. A downside to this is as we become more reliant on data, there are amplifies concerns over the misuse of such data and privacy. This has prompted the governments globally to implement stringent data protection laws. In this article, we will examine the implication of these data protection laws on businesses and business management in India, while highlighting the key challenges such as compliance complexities, operational restructuring and financial burdens. The article shall further explore the effect of these laws on specific sectors such as e-commerce, fintech, healthcare, and IT which rely extensively on data driven operations. The article throws light on the two-faced challenge of adhering to regulatory requirements while fostering innovation and growth. The article further provides practical recommendations such as implementation of strong governance frameworks, emphasis on employee training and adoption of privacy-based business strategies. In conclusion, this article highlights the need of modern day businesses to implement and adopt advanced business strategies in order to potentially thrive in the evolving regulatory environment also ensuring consumer trust & sustainable growth.

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In the recent times, with the advent of technology and the increasing popularity of the digital world, the relevance of digitizing the business world has transformed it into a key driver of economic growth and innovation. A downside to this is as we become more reliant on data, there are amplifies concerns over the misuse of such data and privacy. This has prompted the governments globally to implement stringent data protection laws. In this article, we will examine the implication of these data protection laws on businesses and business management in India, while highlighting the key challenges such as compliance complexities, operational restructuring and financial burdens. The article shall further explore the effect of these laws on specific sectors such as e-commerce, fintech, healthcare, and IT which rely extensively on data driven operations. The article throws light on the two-faced challenge of adhering to regulatory requirements while fostering innovation and growth. The article further provides practical recommendations such as implementation of strong governance frameworks, emphasis on employee training and adoption of privacy-based business strategies. In conclusion, this article highlights the need of modern day businesses to implement and adopt advanced business strategies in order to potentially thrive in the evolving regulatory environment also ensuring consumer trust & sustainable growth.

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