What is the difference between 'Sensitive Personal Data' and 'Critical' data?

  This blog is written by the best lawyers in Delhi team. Personal Data is data that can be used to identify a person directly or indirectly. The proposed Indian Personal Data Protection Act 2019 broadly divides the two types of personal data into Sensitive and Critical. The Data Principal is the owner of the personal data and the Data Fiduciary is the person or entity responsible for determining how the personal data will be used, collected, stored, and processed.   Personal Data are those parts that have been categorically marked or starred as 'CRITICAL' (Central Government of India) by the Central Government of India. This data cannot be transferred beyond the country's borders and should only be used within the nation. The exceptions to this rule are only in the following two cases: One is a transfer in place of prompt action to an individual providing medical or health services. The other is for a country, entity, or organization that has received the approval of the