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Data protection law: Newsrooms will shut down if journalists need permission to publish, DNPA tells SC

Breaches can attract penalties of up to Rs 250 crore.

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The SC has taken note of submissions and the petition from 21 digital news publishers. REPRESENTATION PIC/ISTOCK

The SC has taken note of submissions and the petition from 21 digital news publishers. REPRESENTATION PIC/ISTOCK

Newsrooms will shut down if journalists are made to seek permission before publishing information under the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act and the DPDP Rules, the Digital News Publishers Association (DNPA) told the Supreme Court on Tuesday.

Taking note of the submissions and the petition of the DNPA comprising 21 digital news publishers, the bench issued notices to the Union ministries of Law and Justice, and Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY).

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