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Right to be forgotten and right to privacy in light of India DPDP Act and EU GDPR
The right to be forgotten is now one of the most important debates in digital privacy law. It helps people respond to old, harmful or misleading online information, but it can also affect open courts, public records, journalism and the public's right to know. This article studies the right to privac
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