DRAFT, needs legal and native-speaker review
Privacy
A plain-language draft describing privacy-related features in the current India Verdict website.
What this page covers
This draft describes the current website build. It is not legal advice or a statement about every service that may host or display the site.
Preferences saved in your browser
If you choose a language, state, or colour theme, this website can save those choices in local storage in your browser so it can remember them on this device.
The current site code does not send those saved preference values to India Verdict. You can clear them using your browser’s site-data settings.
Forms, analytics, and advertising
The current build has no account, newsletter, contact, or voter-information submission form. It does not include analytics or advertising scripts.
The search area on the homepage is a placeholder; it does not search a voter list or send the text you enter to this site.
Hosting and connection data
The website must be delivered by a hosting service. That service may process connection data under its own terms and privacy practices. The hosting provider’s exact logging and retention settings have not been verified for this project.
This page does not make a claim about data handled by your browser, internet provider, or the hosting platform.
Questions
For privacy questions, contact@indiaverdict.com is listed. Mailbox monitoring and response time have not been confirmed. The website has no form and does not itself collect or send a message.
Changes that need a fresh review
If forms, analytics, or advertising are added later, this draft and the site’s actual configuration need review before those features are enabled. That review should describe what information is handled and why, who can access it, how long it is kept, and what choices people should have. This page does not claim legal compliance.
Legal review scope
This draft is prepared for review against the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025. It does not decide whether any provision applies to this project or when an obligation takes effect. A lawyer must confirm that against the site’s actual configuration and the official commencement materials.