 | Centre again cites security to duck full affidavit, SC order on Pegasus soonSolicitor General Tushar Mehta said the Centre did not want matters of national interest to be part of public discourse or judicial debate through an affidavit. |
 | Unbelievable that Centre refusing to file detailed affidavit on Pegasus: Petitioners to SCThe court was told by senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for N Ram and Sashi Kumar who have filed one of the pleas, that the government can't tell the apex court to 'shut your eyes'. |
 | Pegasus snooping row: SC to pass interim order on pleas seeking independent probeThe pleas are related to reports of alleged snooping by government agencies on eminent citizens, politicians and scribes by using Israeli firm NSO's spyware Pegasus. |
 | Has the media lost perseverance?The media, of course, always loves the latest news. But that is no reason to abandon worthwhile causes halfway without taking them to their logical conclusion |
 | Pegasus snooping row: Bengal assures SC that Lokur panel will not proceed for time beingThe State government in its affidavit has called the Union government "non-committal and evasive" while justifying the setting up of a two-member Commission of Inquiry. |
 | Govt telling SC it can't divulge its info in public is 'confession' that spyware was used: ChidambaramThe Centre on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that divulging information on whether the country uses spyware like Pegasus or not would involve national security aspect. |
 | Enemies will change, modulate software if information is disclosed: Centre to SC in Pegasus matterSolicitor General Tushar Mehta said those involved in terror activities may take pre-emptive steps if the government divulges details of which software is used for various purposes. |
 | Pegasus controversy: SC issues notice to CentreA bench headed by Chief Justice N V Ramana sought the Centre's response on the pleas and said it will take up the matter after 10 days and see what course should be adopted. |
 | Pegasus row: Nothing to hide, will constitute committee of experts, Centre tells SCWith a view to dispel any wrong narrative spread by certain vested interests and with an object of examining the issues raised, it said, the government will constitute a committee of experts. |
 | UN experts call for more rules on countries' use of spywareThe independent experts, who focus on a number of rights issues under mandates from the U.N.-backed Human Rights Council, are in “direct communication” with NSO and the Israeli government. |
 | Pegasus row: Lok Sabha Speaker meets officials on not appearing before Tharoor-led Parliment panelThe three secretaries wrote to Tharoor conveying their unavailability to depose before the panel at its meeting on July 28. |
 | Only PM can answer on behalf of all ministries, why is he silent: P Chidambaram on Pegasus rowMinister of State for Defence Ajay Bhatt, while replying to a question in Rajya Sabha on Monday, said, "Ministry of Defence has not had any transaction with NSO Group Technologies." |
 | Pegasus row: NCP asks Centre to probe if any foreign powers snooped on Indian judges, politiciansMalik told reporters here that the Defence Ministry has said there was no transaction with the NSO Group, an Israeli surveillance software company, regarding the Pegasus spyware. |
 | 'Have faith in the system': Supreme Court takes exception to parallel debates over Pegasus on social mediaSolicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre, told the bench that he needed some time to take instructions from the government on the issue raised in the petitions. |
 | Rajya Sabha adjourned till 12 noon amid opposition uproar over Pegasus rowThe opposition members, however, insisted that the Pegasus matter be taken up for discussion and trooped into the Well. |
