Consent Notice

Updated Jul 11, 2026 · Effective Jul 11, 2026

This is Yagyanam's standalone consent notice under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the DPDP Rules, 2025. It is written to be understood on its own, independently of every other document, and it is what you consent to when you continue at sign-in. Yagyanam, a GST-registered sole proprietorship concern, Gurugram, Haryana, India, is the Data Fiduciary.

1. What is collected, why, and what it enables

Personal dataThe specific purposeWhat it enables for you
Your name and mobile number (and email, if you add one)Creating and securing your account; receipts; service messages you allowSigning in, being addressed properly, and reaching your records
Birth details — date, time, place; gotra and sankalpa (only if you choose such services)Astrological computation and the speaking of your sankalpaConsultations and rituals performed accurately in your name
Payment particulars (held by the licensed payment aggregator, never full card numbers with us)Processing payments, refunds and invoicesPaying for what you book, and getting money back when this constitution says so
Your conversations with experts (sealed — only the participants can read them)Carrying your messages, calls and files to your expertThe consultation itself
Usage and device diagnostics; optional platform-improvement analyticsKeeping the app working; improving it only if you allowA stable app — and a better one, if you leave the switch on
  • Continuing at sign-in is consent to the purposes itemised above — nothing more. Anything optional (analytics, each notification channel, photo visibility) has its own switch inside the app and is never bundled into this consent.
  • Withdrawal is as easy as consent: one toggle on the Privacy & security or Notifications page, effective immediately. Withdrawing does not affect processing already lawfully done, or what the law itself requires us to keep (tax invoices, for instance).
  • Consent given, managed or withdrawn through a Consent Manager registered with the Data Protection Board (an India-incorporated company under the DPDP framework) will be honoured equally as that system operationalises.

3. Where every right lives

To do thisGo hereBound time
Access your data (a machine-readable export)Privacy & security → Your data → ExportOn the spot
Correct or update your detailsAccount information pageImmediate
Erase your account and dataPrivacy & security → Delete accountCompletes within 30 days
Record, change or remove a nomineePrivacy & security → Your nomineeOn the spot
Withdraw any consentPrivacy & security · NotificationsImmediate
Raise a grievanceSupport → Track or raise a request, or the Grievance OfficerAcknowledged 24 h · decided 15 days

4. Complaints beyond us

If our grievance process leaves you unsatisfied, you may complain to the Data Protection Board of India — a fully digital board: complaints are filed online and tracked through its portal and mobile application, and appeals from its decisions lie to the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT). Contact for every data question: The Grievance Officer, Yagyanam · hello@yagyanam.com · +91 99997 00117.

5. Language

This notice is available in English today. Versions in the languages of the Eighth Schedule are being added as the platform's language support arrives (the Language page shows the roadmap); the English text governs until a language's version is published.

Other documents

Terms & ConditionsThe agreement that governs every seeker, every expert and the platform itself.Updated Jul 11, 2026Privacy PolicyWhat we collect, why, on what consent, and every right you hold over it.Updated Jul 11, 2026DisclaimerWhat these services are, what they are not, and the honest limits of both.Updated Jul 11, 2026
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