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New Delhi [India], March 24: The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act 2023 marks a transformative shift in how businesses in India handle personal data. With penalties soaring up to ₹250 crore and increasing public awareness around privacy, non-compliance is not an option. For startups, SMEs, and enterprises alike, achieving compliance goes beyond legal documentation — it requires the right mix of privacy tech, legal strategy, consent tools, and continuous training. This is where Evalbench and Lex Curiam step in, offering an integrated approach to DPDP compliance. Cookie Consent in India: A DPDP Mandate Cookies are now considered personal data processors under the DPDP Act, making explicit, informed user consent legally…