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Business News > Mint Authors > Renuka Sane

Renuka Sane

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ARTICLES BY RENUKA SANE

The Aadhaar Act does not even require the UIDAI to inform the Aadhaar number holder if their data has been compromised. Photo: HT

The curious case of FIR by the UIDAI

4 min read . 11 Jan 2018

It was argued on behalf of the state of Gujarat in the Supreme Court that privacy claims are only made by those who have done something wrong. Photo: Pradeep Gaur/Mint

Privacy and the ‘nothing to hide’ argument

4 min read . 09 Aug 2017

There is not enough clarity on important aspects pertaining to the Aadhaar scheme. Photo: Priyanka Parashar/Mint

The Aadhaar legal framework is broken

4 min read . 30 May 2017

Budgets barely allocate funds for operational expenses of running police stations, or maintenance costs for computer systems, arms and ammunition. Photo: HT

Budgeting for the police

4 min read . 11 Apr 2017

The age of Big Data, the growing pervasiveness of Aadhaar, and the government’s push towards a cashless and digital economy have led to a re-emergence of interest in privacy and data protection in India. Photo: Hemant Mishra/Mint

Key design elements for data protection

4 min read . 09 Feb 2017

Photo: Hindustan Times

Revamping the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal

4 min read . 13 Dec 2016

Photo: Pradeep Gaur/Mint

Pricing the OROP

4 min read . 14 Mar 2016

Rationalised taxes for pension plans

3 min read . 01 Mar 2016

The desire of the voter to look beyond traditional considerations is the reason why Maharashtra (and also Haryana) are the first states to throw up a verdict that challenges preconceived notions about the eternal power of old hatreds. Photo: Hindustan Times

Elections in Maharashtra: Have the fires of nativism subsided?

5 min read . 21 Oct 2014

A file photo of a microfinance company distributing loans. While the ban on microfinance was initiated by policymakers in Andhra Pradesh under the claim that this would help poor people, it seems to have done the opposite. Photo: Rituparna Banerjee/Mint (Rituparna Banerjee/Mint)

Cure the disease, don’t kill patients

4 min read . 21 Aug 2013