13/02/2026
The Internship Coordination Committee (ICC), Faculty of Law, Manipal University Jaipur in collaboration with The Law Desk, is organizing a workshop on:
“Privacy in the Digital Era: From Constitution to Compliance – Understanding the Contours of the DPDP Act and Rules”
🗓 13 February 2026
⏰ 2:00 PM – 4:00PM
📍 Moot Court Hall, AB3, MUJ
We are delighted to host:
Ms. Varnali Purohit, Senior Associate, The Law Desk
Ms. Vidushi Singh, Associate, The Law Desk
This workshop is structured to move from constitutional foundations to compliance realities, ensuring that students understand privacy not only as a fundamental right but also as a regulatory and professional domain.
Session Outline:
Session I: Privacy and the Constitution: An introduction to the Right to Privacy under Article 21, tracing how Indian courts developed privacy jurisprudence through landmark judgments. The session will explain proportionality and limits on State action in accessible and practical terms.
Session II: Understanding the DPDP Act, 2023: A structured overview of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the Rules, 2025, covering key definitions, scope and applicability, rights of individuals, duties of organisations, and the enforcement framework.
Session III: Consent and Digital Platforms: Understanding the meaning of free consent and critically analysing how consent operates in the digital and platform economy.
Session IV: Exemptions, Enforcement and Penalties: Discussion on statutory exemptions and limitations, the penalty architecture, grievance redressal mechanisms, and how complaints, inquiry, and enforcement are expected to function in practice.
Session V: Comparative Privacy Frameworks: A brief comparative introduction to global models including the EU’s GDPR and the US approach, identifying points of convergence and divergence with India’s framework.
Session VI: Application Workshop and Problem Scenarios: Issue spotting exercises, hypothetical problem questions, real life privacy dispute patterns, and a short quiz to reinforce conceptual clarity.