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What is Supreme Court’s stance on the government’s use of spyware like Pegasus for national security purposes? • Which principle did the Supreme Court highlight as a concern regarding the use of ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday said that it will not compromise the security of the nation by disclosing the contents of the report submitted to the court by the technical committee in the Pegasus ...

On demands to disclose the report of the Justice R V Raveendran committee, which probed allegations that Pegasus, an Israeli-made spyware, was being used for surveillance of journalists, activists and ...

Supreme Court asks what’s wrong if country using Pegasus against ‘anti-nationals’, agrees to examine if private citizens were hacked The Supreme Court asked petitioners on Tuesday (April 29 ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday disfavoured public release of the report of the court-appointed panel, which was formed to look into the Pegasus snooping allegations. A bench of Justices Surya Kant and N ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday said that it is “not wrong” to deploy spyware like Pegasus to track terrorists and protect India’s security. A two-judge bench was hearing petitions seeking an inquiry ...

A country possessing spyware for national security is not inherently wrong, the Supreme Court observed while hearing the Pegasus spyware case. Listen to Story Supreme Court says country cannot ...

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday said that there is "nothing wrong" in using spyware for national security unless it targets civil society, as it was hearing petitions linked to the Pegasus ...

The apex court said it will hear the matter on July 30. An international media consortium had reported that over 300 verified Indian cellphone numbers were on the list of potential targets for ...

During the hearing, Senior Advocate Dinesh Dwivedi(for some petitioners), told the bench that the basic issue in the case was whether the Government of India had the Pegasus spyware and was using it.