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+{{htmlmetatags>metatag-keywords=(DPDP course final,Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023,DPDP RTI overlap,Section 8(1)(j) DPDP,data protection course India)
+metatag-description=(Final certificate page for the DPDP Act 2023 + RTI course - 5 modules on data fiduciary duties, Section 44(3) RTI amendment, consent + significant data fiduciary obligations.)}}
+====== DPDP Act 2023 + RTI course - final certificate ======
+**You have completed the 5-module DPDP + RTI course.** The course trains compliance officers, data protection officers (DPOs), RTI activists and tech professionals to navigate the **Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023** (in force from 14 November 2025) and its overlap with the **Right to Information Act, 2005**. The most important overlap is the **§44(3) DPDP amendment** that deleted the proviso to **§8(1)(j) of the RTI Act** - reshaping how personal-information exemption claims work.
+===== What you covered =====
+  - **Module 1: DPDP Act architecture** - data principal, data fiduciary, consent, processing grounds, the Data Protection Board (DPB), penalties up to ₹250 crore.
+  - **Module 2: Significant Data Fiduciary obligations** - DPDP Rules 2025, paragraph 12-14, mandate Data Protection Officers, audits, and DPIA.
+  - **Module 3: §44(3) and the RTI Act** - how the proviso to §8(1)(j) ("information which cannot be denied to Parliament or a State Legislature") was deleted, and why public-interest balance now anchors entirely in **§8(2)**.
+  - **Module 4: Consent + cross-border transfer** - the DPDP consent-manager framework, child-data, and the negative-list of countries.
+  - **Module 5: How to file a DPDP complaint vs an RTI** - the right route depending on what you want.
+===== Certificate =====
+  * **Issued to**: [download from the link sent to your registered email]
+  * **Issued by**: RTI Wiki Editorial Team, May 2026
+  * **Verifies**: Completion of 5-module DPDP + RTI overlap training
+  * **Verification URL**: https://righttoinformation.wiki/verify-cert.html
+===== What to do next =====
+  - **File a DPDP complaint** - via the **Data Protection Board (DPB)** at https://dpb.gov.in (if launched). The DPB Rules 2025 specify the complaint procedure.
+  - **File an RTI** to read your data fiduciary's audit report (if it is a public authority) - use [[https://righttoinformation.wiki/tools/ai-rti-draft-app.html|AI RTI Drafter]].
+  - **Read the canonical pillar**: [[:dpdp-act-2023-complete-guide|Complete DPDP Act 2023 guide]].
+===== Citations grounded in this course =====
+  * **Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023** (Act 22 of 2023), as in force from 14 November 2025.
+  * **Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025**, notified in Gazette of India 14 November 2025.
+  * **DPDP Act, §44(3)** - amends §8(1)(j) of the RTI Act 2005.
+  * **CPIO Supreme Court v. Subhash Chandra Agarwal** (2020) 5 SCC 481 - personal-information balance test, still applicable post-DPDP.
+  * **Justice K S Puttaswamy v. Union of India** (2017) 10 SCC 1 - constitutional foundation of privacy as a fundamental right.
+===== Related on RTI Wiki =====
+  * [[:dpdp-act-2023-complete-guide|Complete DPDP Act 2023 guide]]
+  * [[:rti-act-2005-complete-guide|Complete RTI Act 2005 guide]]
+  * [[:cases|Case-law database]]
+  * [[https://righttoinformation.wiki/tools/|All free tools]]
+//Last reviewed: 4 May 2026.//
+{{tag>dpdp-act-2023 dpdp-rules-2025 rti-overlap data-protection final-certificate cpd 2026}}