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India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act was passed in 2023 but is being brought into force through rules and the establishment of the Data Protection Board. It is a consent-centric law that requires clear notice and consent for processing, with a strong emphasis on the consent manager concept, a novel role that lets people give, manage, and withdraw consent through a registered intermediary. Notices must be available in English and the languages listed in the Indian constitution. Consent must be free, specific, informed, and unambiguous. Children's data needs verifiable parental consent. Penalties reach up to 250 crore rupees per instance, which is significant by global standards.