Guardians of privacy

With the rising demand for data privacy lawyers, law schools need to build tailored courses and prepare their students.

With higher education becoming more competitive each passing year, colleges seek students who demonstrate a love of learning, the ideals of free inquiry, and the commitment to follow through on a serious, longterm academic endeavour. By conducting research at a young age, students gain a strategic advantage relative to their peers. They display a depth of technical competence in their field as well as the capacity for interdisciplinary innovation with the use of scientific tools. Universities seek students who show distinctive academic preparedness; thus, a programme that instills these values among high schoolers will be beneficial and external validation through published research papers in highschool research journals and presentations at conferences will help them stand out.

By implementing policies that mandates skill and valuebased programmes fuelled by research in all academic curricula, we can ensure a generation of leaders driven by scientific inquiry. s Digital India becomes a reality, our personal data are being processed every second for various uses by businesses and governments. Consequently, there are many efforts around regulating technology and its use. Thanks to the intensive use of personal data, India passed the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA), leading to a rising demand for data pri

Avacy lawyers for efficient regulation, compliance, and litigation in this field, which will further help build interpretation of the law and maintain its essence.

With the hope that regulations will bring more clarity to the vagueness of the law, businesses are currently working on understanding their own databases and preparing to adopt efficient data management practices. There is a growing requirement for professionals with both legal and technical skills to comply