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Subject:
Compliments on the Digital Consent Initiative – Inching Closer to “SARAL”?
Dear Shri Anil Kumar Lahoti ji,
{ cp@trai.gov.in }
I write to sincerely congratulate you and the TRAI team on the recently announced
pilot for a secure Digital Consent Framework, jointly led with RBI and
involving India’s leading banks and telecom service providers.
This long-overdue reform—enabling consumers to digitally register, review,
and revoke consents through a tamper-proof unified interface—strikes at the
very heart of data autonomy and user protection in an increasingly intrusive
digital environment.
May I take this opportunity to share that I have been advocating similar principles
of verified, revocable, and singular identity-based access under a concept I
termed SARAL (Single Authentic Registration for Anywhere Login). Some of my
earlier posts on this subject include:
Theme | Blog Title | Date |
|---|---|---|
| SARAL Vision | SARAL (Single Authentic Registration for Anywhere Login) | 10 Feb 2019 |
Policy Superstructure | If DEPA = Foundation, then SARAL = Superstructure | 08 May 2022 |
Ethical Data Economy | Digital Dividend from Demographic Data (4D) | 14 Feb 2019 |
User Rights | Only Answer: A Statutory Warning | 10 Nov 2018 |
I have regularly shared these ideas with cabinet ministers and regulatory bodies,
believing firmly that India’s digital future must rest on user-centric,
consent-driven identity frameworks. Your initiative brings us closer to that
vision.
If at any stage a conceptual input or public narrative nudge could be of use, I
would be honored to offer my assistance—even if limited by age (92) to just
thoughtful suggestions.
Wishing TRAI and your leadership every success in making this framework
nationally scalable.
Warm regards,
Hemen Parekh
Founder – IndiaAGI.ai | HemenParekh.ai
Mumbai
✉️ hcp@RecruitGuru.com
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