Bignewsnetwork Gujarat Establishes Data Committee to Safeguard Farmers' Information
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- •Gujarat's DDC aims to protect farmers' data under the DPDP Act.
- •Data will be categorized to balance sharing and privacy.
- •Continuous monitoring will ensure prompt action against data breaches.
On July 9, 2026, the Gujarat government announced the formation of a Departmental Data Committee (DDC) to protect farmers' personal and financial data in line with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. The DDC will oversee the secure management of data within the Agriculture Department, ensuring that farmers' information is used only with their consent. The committee will classify data into categories to facilitate safe sharing while protecting sensitive information. It aims to prevent unauthorized use and ensure compliance with data protection regulations. The initiative is part of the broader Digital India vision, emphasizing the importance of data security in the agriculture sector. Continuous monitoring for security incidents will be conducted, with immediate reporting protocols established for any breaches.
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