2.1 The Information that the website collects about you is the Information which you may provide to us. However, for the purposes of improving content and usability the Website automatically collects Non-Personal Identifiable Information (“NFI”) from your internet browser to determine your internet protocol address, operating system, browser type, browser version, browser configuration, name of internet service provider and other types of computers and connection related information relevant to identifying your type of device. This will not be linked to any Information that you choose to provide to us. Please note that we use cookies on our website to help the Firm manage and improve our website and your browsing experience.

2.2 The information that you may provide to the Firm through the Website includes your name, email address, mobile number, postal address, previous employer, the company/organisation your work for title, designation, physical address (collectively “User Information”).

2.3 Your use of certain third-party services on the Platform also requires us to collect such information as is considered necessary for that purpose. Where you provide us with user information of third parties, we understand that you have obtained consent of such third parties, and have sufficient rights, approvals and licenses to provide such information to us.

2.4 The IT Act and the SDPI Rules regulate the collection, usage, retention and disclosure of personal information, which is defined under the SDPI Rules as any information that relates to a natural person, which either directly or indirectly, in combination with other information available or likely to be available to a body corporate, is capable of identifying such person (“Personal Information”).

2.5 The SDPI Rules further define “Sensitive Personal Data or Information” of a person as Personal Information about that person relating to:
– Passwords;
– Financial information such as details of bank accounts, credit cards, debit cards, or other payment instruments;
– Physical, physiological and mental health condition;
– Sexual orientation;
– Medical records and history;
– Biometric information;
– Any detail relating to the above clauses as provided to body corporate for providing services; and
– Any of the information received under above categories for processing , stores or processed under lawful contract or otherwise.

2.6 We understand that all the personal information provided by you is voluntary. Collection, use and disclosure of personal information requires your express consent, unless there are other legal grounds available to use to collect such information as further specified in this Privacy Policy. By accessing or using our Platform or otherwise providing us with your personal information, where applicable, you are providing us with your consent to our use, collection, retention, transfer and disclosure of the personal information in accordance with the terms of this Privacy Policy.

2.7 In the event of any change in the law applicable to data protection in India, you hereby expressly consent to our continued use, storage , collection and disclosure of your information including personal information to the fullest extent permitted under such applicable law. You consent to us reaching out to you for obtaining additional consents and approvals as required under the amended law and you will be required to comply with such requests.

2.8 While you have the option to not provide us with certain information or withdraw your consent to collect, retain, store and/or handle certain information, kindly note that in such an event, we may consequently be constrained to limit or suspend the services offered to you at our discretion. However, you do not have the