Home Ministry's order of December 10 authorising 10 agencies to monitor computer systems

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18-01-201935 STORIES

Project in progress

The decision to allow snooping into data in every computer in the country seems to have been made at the highest level and is of a piece with the ruli

Beyond the Hindu-Muslim binary

The story that the Battle of Talikota was a religious war is perpetuated in many forums and feeds into reductive right-wing historical iterations that

Surveillance state is a reality now

A year after a Constitution Bench of nine judges declared privacy a fundamental right, its fears of the emergence of a surveillance state have come tr

Behind the furore over farm debt

Advocates of neoliberalism who object to the farm loan waiver announced in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan on the grounds that it would vio

Political agenda

The order authorising 10 agencies to monitor and intercept computer resources is a pretend law meant to be an enabler of partisan actions.

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