NSO markets Pegasus as a tool for fighting terrorism and crime, but inclusion of opposition leaders, political staffers, rights activists etc raises troubling questions about its alleged use in India.

Despite the Government’s predictable denial and claim that authorised surveillance is necessary for national security, there are 10 questions that Members can raise in Parliament.

As per ‘Project Pegasus’, most of the phones were targeted in India in run up to 2019 General Elections which the BJP unexpectedly went on to win with a thumping majority.

It is time to drastically cut excise duty on petroleum products to reduce fuel costs and use the note printing option for deficit financing to grow income, consumption and economy.

An international collaborative reporting project has established the frightening extent to which governments around the world, including India, could be using surveillance tools in ways that have nothing to do with national security.

Avani Bansal breaks down Article 19 of the constitution, the right to protest and form organisations.

Time has come for forgetful Diyar Leader to retire and play musical chairs with members of Margdarshak Mandal. So much fun he will have stealing Advani’s chair again and again.

The Kerala government had declared that lockdown restrictions in the state would be relaxed for three days starting Sunday given Eid-uz-Zuha being celebrated on Wednesday in the state.

Islamabad police and other law enforcement agencies must investigate incident on top priority, says Premier Imran.