Website Privacy & Prefferences
Cookie Policy
This website uses cookies and similar technologies to support essential functionality, remember your preferences,
improve your experience and, where enabled, understand how the website is used or support third-party services.
Your available choices depend on the cookie category, the website configuration and applicable law.
Essential Website Functionality
Preference Controls
Analytics Where Enabled
Third-Party Service Disclosure
Small Technologies Used by Websites
Cookies are small text files or similar identifiers that a website or connected service can store on or access from a
visitor’s browser or device. They can help a website remember information, maintain a session, protect forms, save
preferences, measure performance or enable third-party functions such as maps, videos, appointment tools or
payment services.This policy uses the term “cookies” broadly to include comparable browser or device technologies where they
perform a similar function, unless a more specific distinction is required.
Why We Use Cookies
✔️ Keep essential website functions working
✔️ Protect forms, sessions and security workflows
✔️ Remember language or display preferences where enabled
✔️ Support appointment, report-sharing or consultation workflows where relevant
✔️ Understand website performance and usage when analytics is enabled
✔️ Enable approved third-party services such as embedded maps, videos or payment tools
Essential / Strictly Necessary Cookies
Essential cookies are used where they are necessary for core website functionality, security, session
management, preference storage or other features that cannot reasonably operate without them. These cookies
should be limited to what is necessary for the relevant function and should not be presented as optional if disabling
them would prevent the website or requested service from working properly.
The final site configuration must still be reviewed to confirm which cookies are genuinely essential. A plugin label
alone is not sufficient evidence.
Preference / Functional Cookies
Functional cookies may remember choices such as language, display settings or other preferences that make thewebsite easier to use. If these cookies are not essential, visitors should be able to decline them where the consent-
management design provides that choice.
Analytics & Performance Cookies
Analytics or performance cookies may help the website operator understand how visitors use the site, which pages
are viewed, whether errors occur and how performance can be improved. Analytics should be configured to collect
only information that is justified for the stated purpose and to respect applicable consent and privacy requirements.
Do not name Google Analytics, Meta Pixel or any other analytics provider in the published policy unless that
service is actually installed and verified on the live website.
Third-Party / Embedded Content Cookies
Some pages may include or link to services provided by third parties, such as maps, video platforms, WhatsApp,
social-media content, payment gateways, appointment systems or other external tools. Those providers may use
their own cookies or similar technologies under their own policies. Where technically possible and legally required,
non-essential third-party content should not be activated before the visitor has made the required consent choice.
The final policy should link or refer to the relevant third-party provider only after the provider is confirmed in the live
implementation.
Appointment, Forms & Online Consultation Cookies
Website forms, appointment booking, report uploads, login/session tools or online consultation workflows may use
cookies or session technologies to keep forms secure, remember a booking step, prevent abuse, preserve asession or support the requested service. Any personal information submitted through those workflows is governed
primarily by the Privacy Policy and the specific service workflow, not by cookies alone.
Do not store sensitive medical report contents directly in a cookie. Avoid placing unnecessary health information,
payment authentication data or passwords in browser storage.
Payment / Transaction-Related Technologies
If online payments are enabled, an authorised payment provider may use cookies or similar technologies for
security, fraud prevention, session continuity and transaction processing. The website should not store full card
details, CVV, UPI PINs, banking passwords or other payment authentication secrets in WordPress cookies or
forms.
The final Cookie Policy must identify the actual payment provider only after the live payment configuration is
verified.
Cookie Consent & Preference Management
Visitors should be given clear, understandable controls for non-essential cookie categories where consent is used
or required. Essential cookies may remain active when they are genuinely necessary, while optional categories
should reflect the visitor’s recorded preference. Withdrawal or change of consent should be made reasonably easy
and should take effect for future processing as technically feasible.
Under India’s Digital Personal Data Protection framework, where consent is relied on for processing personal data,
the consent standard must be free, specific, informed, unconditional, unambiguous and given through clear
affirmative action. The exact application of the law depends on whether the cookie data is personal data and which
provisions are in force at the time of publication.
How to Change Browser Cookie Settings
Visitors can also manage or delete cookies through browser settings. Browser controls may allow users to block all
cookies, block third-party cookies, clear stored data, manage site-specific permissions or use private-browsing
settings. Because browsers change over time, the live page should link to current browser-support documentation
rather than hard-code step sequences that can become outdated.
Blocking essential cookies may prevent some website features from working properly.
Retention & Expiry of Cookies
Cookies can have different lifespans. Session cookies may expire when the browser or session ends, while
persistent cookies can remain for a defined period. The final cookie inventory must show verified durations where
available. Do not publish guessed expiry periods.
Where cookie-related identifiers are linked to personal data, retention should also be consistent with the Privacy
Policy, the provider configuration and applicable legal obligations.
Security & Similar Technologies
Reasonable technical and organisational measures should be used to protect website sessions, consent records
and cookie-related data. Cookies should use appropriate attributes such as Secure, HttpOnly and SameSite where
technically suitable for their function. These settings must be verified by the developer/security team rather than
assumed from plugin defaults.The website may use other browser technologies, such as local storage, session storage, device identifiers or
consent records. Where these technologies perform similar tracking or preference functions, they should be
included in the technical review and policy where relevant.
External Links & Third-Party Services
This Cookie Policy applies to parwezurology.com and the website services under its control. External websites and
third-party platforms may have their own cookie and privacy practices. Visitors should review those providers’
policies when they leave this website or use a separately operated service.
International Visitors
International visitors may be subject to additional privacy or cookie rules in their jurisdiction. The website should
not claim universal compliance with every international privacy regime unless that has been specifically assessed.
If the website actively targets visitors in a jurisdiction that requires prior consent for non-essential cookies, the
consent platform should be configured accordingly before those cookies are loaded.
Changes to This Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy may be updated when website features, plugins, analytics, payment tools, embedded content,
consent technology or legal requirements change. The page should display a clear “Last Updated” date. A fresh
cookie scan should be part of the update workflow whenever major plugins or third-party services are added or
removed.
Contact & Privacy Requests
✔️ Email: info@parwezurology.com
✔️ Phone: +91-6377712552
✔️ Location: Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India
✔️ For questions about cookie use, privacy choices or data requests, use the approved Contact page or privacy
contact channel.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are cookies and why are they used?
Cookies are small files or identifiers used by websites and connected services to support functions such as
sessions, security, preferences, performance measurement or third-party features. The exact cookies used on this
website must be verified from the live configuration.
Are all cookies optional?
No. Some cookies may be genuinely necessary for security or core website functionality. Non-essential categories
should be offered according to the actual consent design and applicable legal requirements.
Can I reject analytics cookies?
Where analytics is configured as a non-essential category and the consent manager provides that option, you
should be able to decline it. The final banner behaviour must be tested on the live site.
Will the website work if I disable cookies?
Most informational content may still work, but some features such as sessions, forms, preferences, appointment
workflows or embedded services may not work correctly if required cookies are blocked.
How do I change my cookie preferences later?
Use the “Manage Cookie Preferences” control if it is enabled on the website. You can also clear or block cookies
using your browser settings. The preference link should remain accessible after the initial banner is closed.
Do appointment forms and online consultation services use cookies?
They may use session, security, anti-abuse or preference technologies depending on the tools actually
implemented. The exact cookies must be confirmed from the live booking and consultation workflow.
Do payment providers set cookies?
They may. Payment providers can use cookies or similar technologies for security, fraud prevention, session
continuity and transaction processing. The actual provider and cookie behaviour must be verified before
publication.
Are third-party videos, maps or social content covered by this policy?
Yes, this policy explains that embedded third-party services may use their own cookies or technologies. Those
providers can also have separate privacy and cookie policies that apply to their services.
How long are cookies stored on my device?
It depends on the cookie. Session cookies may expire when the session ends, while persistent cookies can remain
for a defined period. The final cookie inventory should show verified durations rather than estimates.
Does this Cookie Policy apply to external websites?
No. It applies to parwezurology.com and website functions under its control. External websites and separately
operated platforms have their own policies.
How is cookie-related personal data handled?
Where cookie or device identifiers are linked to personal data, they are handled together with the website’s Privacy
Policy and the relevant data-processing purpose. The website should collect only what is justified and apply
appropriate safeguards.
Who can I contact about cookies or privacy preferences?
You can contact the clinic/website team at info@parwezurology.com or +91-6377712552 for general questions
about cookie use, preference controls or privacy requests.