Pegasus Spyware Row

The Supreme Court-appointed technical committee was today granted four weeks to submit its report on the investigation being carried out into the Pegasus row.

The Supreme Court agreed to hear on Friday instead of Wednesday a batch of pleas, which alleged use of Israeli spyware for surveillance of certain people in India, after taking note of the submissions of the solicitor general for the Centre.

The committee appointed to look into the Pegasus spyware scandal has sought more time to complete its investigation

Taiwan's government believes there is "enormous" room for cooperation with the European Union on semiconductors, responding to plans from the bloc to boost its chip industry and cut its dependence on US and Asian supplies.

Israeli police illegally spied on the phones of former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's son and members of his inner circle, a local newspaper reported. The report prompted a high-level investigation and threw the former leader's corruption trial into disarray.

The Supreme Court-appointed technical committee looking into the Pegasus issue has extended the timeline for affected persons to turn up before it.

Communist Party of India (CPI) MP Binoy Viswam today submitted a notice to move a privilege motion against Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw for his statement in Parliament last year on the Pegasus spyware issue.

Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram today mocked the government over the fresh row over the Pegasus spyware triggered by a report in the US daily New York Times, saying the government can get fresh spyware ahead of the 2024 polls.

There was no link between the $2 billion India-Israel deal that purportedly involved the Pegasus spyware and an Indian vote in the United Nations as suggested by The New York Times, the former Indian envoy to the United Nations Syed Akbaruddin told N

Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated 30 years of India-Israel relations on Saturday, as a new investigative piece by The New York Times reignited a controversy and opposition attacks over the spyware Pegasus, made by Israeli security firm NSO.

Welcoming the decision of the Supreme Court to form a committee to probe the Pegasus spyware row, Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Thursday said that even today the judicialsystem "still has some conscience left".

Companies like NSO can't sell their products to non-governmental actors, newly-appointed Israeli Ambassador to India Naor Gilon said on Thursday, while terming as an "internal thing" for New Delhi the row over spyware Pegasus.

Freedom of press is an "important pillar" of democracy, the Supreme Court observed and said the court's task in the Pegasus matter assumes great significance with regard to the importance of protection of journalistic sources.

Congress's Rahul Gandhi welcomed the Supreme Court's order to form a committee to look into the Pegasus spyware row, saying the opposition's stand on the issue is "vindicated" since the judges flagged the same concerns.

The Supreme Court appointed a committee of experts to inquire into the alleged use of Israeli spyware Pegasus for surveillance of Indian citizens.

The Supreme Court-appointed technical committee was today granted four weeks to submit its report on the investigation being carried out into the Pegasus row.

The Supreme Court agreed to hear on Friday instead of Wednesday a batch of pleas, which alleged use of Israeli spyware for surveillance of certain people in India, after taking note of the submissions of the solicitor general for the Centre.

The committee appointed to look into the Pegasus spyware scandal has sought more time to complete its investigation

Taiwan's government believes there is "enormous" room for cooperation with the European Union on semiconductors, responding to plans from the bloc to boost its chip industry and cut its dependence on US and Asian supplies.

Israeli police illegally spied on the phones of former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's son and members of his inner circle, a local newspaper reported. The report prompted a high-level investigation and threw the former leader's corruption trial into disarray.

The Supreme Court-appointed technical committee looking into the Pegasus issue has extended the timeline for affected persons to turn up before it.

Communist Party of India (CPI) MP Binoy Viswam today submitted a notice to move a privilege motion against Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw for his statement in Parliament last year on the Pegasus spyware issue.

Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram today mocked the government over the fresh row over the Pegasus spyware triggered by a report in the US daily New York Times, saying the government can get fresh spyware ahead of the 2024 polls.

There was no link between the $2 billion India-Israel deal that purportedly involved the Pegasus spyware and an Indian vote in the United Nations as suggested by The New York Times, the former Indian envoy to the United Nations Syed Akbaruddin told N

Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated 30 years of India-Israel relations on Saturday, as a new investigative piece by The New York Times reignited a controversy and opposition attacks over the spyware Pegasus, made by Israeli security firm NSO.

Welcoming the decision of the Supreme Court to form a committee to probe the Pegasus spyware row, Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Thursday said that even today the judicialsystem "still has some conscience left".

Companies like NSO can't sell their products to non-governmental actors, newly-appointed Israeli Ambassador to India Naor Gilon said on Thursday, while terming as an "internal thing" for New Delhi the row over spyware Pegasus.

Freedom of press is an "important pillar" of democracy, the Supreme Court observed and said the court's task in the Pegasus matter assumes great significance with regard to the importance of protection of journalistic sources.

Congress's Rahul Gandhi welcomed the Supreme Court's order to form a committee to look into the Pegasus spyware row, saying the opposition's stand on the issue is "vindicated" since the judges flagged the same concerns.

The Supreme Court appointed a committee of experts to inquire into the alleged use of Israeli spyware Pegasus for surveillance of Indian citizens.