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Pegasus: Supreme Court to hear pleas seeking probe on snooping row on Thursday

Pegasus: Supreme Court to hear pleas seeking probe on snooping row on Thursday

New Delhi/IBNS: A two-judge bench of the Supreme Court will hear petitions seeking a special investigation into the Pegasus scandal involving allegations of snooping on opposition politicians, journalists and others by the Israeli spyware.

Dalai Lama's advisers were potential targets on Pegasus surveillance list: Report

Dalai Lama's advisers were potential targets on Pegasus surveillance list: Report

New Delhi/ IBNS: Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama's closest advisers have been found to be potential surveillance targets of Isareli spyware Pegasus, The Wire reported on Thursday.

No substance behind this sensationalism: IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Pegasus reports

No substance behind this sensationalism: IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Pegasus reports

New Delhi/UNI: Rubbishing the alleged claims of using Pegasus spyware to snoop on opposition leaders, journalists, members of the Cabinet among others, Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw vehemently ruled out any unauthorised surveillance.

'Will probe any credible misuse of technology': NSO maker Pegasus

'Will probe any credible misuse of technology': NSO maker Pegasus

New Delhi/IBNS: Israel's NSO, which developed the spyware Pegasus used for snooping on politicians, journalists, judiciary officials and activists, on Wednesday said it will no longer respond to media inquiries.