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Despite successive legislative amendments, India's arbitration ecosystem continues to underperform relative to its potential. The problem is not the law — it is the culture, the infrastructure and the bench.
By making consent the near-exclusive ground for data processing while omitting a workable legitimate interests framework, India has written a data protection law that creates compliance theatre rather than genuine privacy protection.
The demand for greater judicial transparency must be balanced against the existential risk of a judiciary that decides cases with one eye on how its decisions will be received by those who control its accountability mechanisms.
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