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Data Of 20 WhatsApp Users May Have Been Accessed Using Pegasus Spyware: Ravi Shankar Prasad
The government on Wednesday said personal data of 20 WhatsApp users out of the 121 users, who were targeted by Pegasus spyware, may have been accessed by the attacker. Facebook-owned WhatsApp had said that some Indian journalists and human rights activists were among those globally spied upon by unnamed entities using Pegasus spyware. "WhatsApp continues to review the available information.
Agree With Indian Govt On Need To Safeguard Privacy: WhatsApp
Amid an uproar over allegations of an Israeli software being used to spy over activists and journalists, WhatsApp on Friday said it has taken a "strong action" in the incident and supports the Indian government's stand on the need to safeguard the privacy of all citizens.
Bodies Of 5 Labourers Killed In Kulgam Terrorist Attack Reach Home
The bodies of five migrant labourers, killed in a terror attack in Kashmir, arrived at their hometown in Murshidabad district on Thursday morning, accompanied by grief-stricken family members, state ministers and TMC leaders among others. Hundreds of people from far-flung areas have flocked Bahal Nagar village to express condolences and attend the last rites of the slain labourers, scheduled to be performed later in the day.
Key Indicators Of Indian Economy In 'Absolute Decline': US Think Tank
Several key indicators of the Indian economy are in "absolute decline", said a top American think tank, underlining that the country's growth is in barely positive territory. In a study, two scholars from the Centre for Global Development (CGD) examined new data and found further evidence that India's growth statistics may be worse than reported, and that IMF forecasts may have the same issues.
Bifurcation of Jammu & Kashmir India's Internal Affair: New Delhi Slams Beijing
India hit back at China on Thursday saying reorganisation of Jammu and Kashmir was its internal affair after Beijing objected to the bifurcation of the state into two union territories. The Ministry of External Affairs also reminded Beijing that it continues to 'occupy' a large area in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, known as Aksai Chin. China has said on Thursday that the reorganisation of Jammu and Kashmir was "unlawful and void".
Sensex Touches All-Time High on News of Major Investment Interest in Yes Bank
On Thursday, BSE’s Sensex touched an all-time high at 40,392 only to close lower at 40,129.05, an increase of 77.18 or 0.19 per cent. The last time the index had touched a high was five months ago, at 40,312, on June 4. NSE’s Nifty remained short of the high point by 158 points. Its all-time high stands at 12,103. On Thursday, it closed at 11,881.20 an increase of 37.10 points or 0.31 per cent.
IND Vs BAN: Yes, It Will! Sourav Ganguly Steadfast On Holding 1st T20I In Delhi Despite Air Pollution
Yes, it will. This is what Sourav Ganguly, now the most powerful man in Indian cricket, said Thursday when a news agency contacted him to ask whether the first T20I match between India and Bangladesh in Delhi would take place. Ganguly, who helped shape a new identity for the Indian national cricket team, just became the boss of the board, which runs the sport in India.
'Intercepting Calls, Monitoring Applications...': How Israeli Spyware Pegasus Snoops On Phones
It is not just state-of-the-art but even accommodating. When Pegasus, the cyber intelligence tool by the NSO Group from Israel, realizes that your smartphone battery is below 5%, it stops snooping on your phone. The revelation that the spyware called Pegasus was being used for the surveillance of journalists and human rights activists in India, confirmed by WhatsApp to The Indian Express, has left members of both fraternities pretty frazzled, and they should be.
Bhima Koregaon Case Lawyer, Adivasi Rights Activists Among Those Snooped On Using Israeli Spyware
Facebook-owned WhatsApp on Thursday said Indian journalists and human rights activists were among those globally spied upon by unnamed entities using an Israeli spyware Pegasus. WhatsApp said it was suing NSO Group, an Israeli surveillance firm, that is reportedly behind the technology that helped unnamed entities' spies to hack into phones of roughly 1,400 users. Names of several activists and journalists, who were being snooped on, surfaced on Thursday.
Indian Super League 2019-20, Live Streaming: When And Where To Watch Mumbai City FC Vs Odisha FC Match
Undefeated and confident, Mumbai City FC are geared up for their first home game of the Indian Super League (ISL) 2019-20 season against Odisha FC. Preview | Live Blog | Football News Mumbai started their season with two away games in a row against Kerala Blasters FC and Chennaiyin FC, and they managed to take all three points in Kochi before getting a draw in Chennai.
Not Necessary For Such Visits To Come Through Official Channels: Govt On EU MPs J&K Tour
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday said it was brought to government's notice that a delegation of members of the European Union Parliament (MEPs) was going to visit India, a day after questions were raised on an NGO and its head Madi Sharma who had invited the MEPs to meet Prime Minsiter Narendra Modi. In a press conference, Ravish Kumar said the MEPs had expressed a "keen desire" to know the country, adding it was like a "familiarisation visit".
Sona Mohapatra Shreds Sony TV For Reinstating Anu Malik As Indian Idol Judge
Sona Mohapatra -- singer, music composer and lyricist -- has come down heavily on Sony Pictures International for reinstating Anu Malik as a judge on its reality show "Indian Idol", asking if the aforementioned media conglomerate would even dare do the same on "American Idol".
Indian Activists, Journalists Hit By Israeli Spyware, Govt Seeks Response From WhatsApp
The IT Ministry on Thursday sought a detailed response from WhatsApp on the issue of Israeli spyware that was allegedly used to target Indian journalists and human rights activists through its platform. WhatsApp has been asked to submit its reply by November 4. The ministry has written to WhatsApp seeking its response on the matter, a senior government official told PTI.
Sachin Tendulkar In Favour Of Day-Night Tests 'As Long As Dew Isn't A Factor'
India's first-ever Day-Night Test will be a success only if the dew factor is countered effectively at the Eden Gardens, says the iconic Sachin Tendulkar, apprehensive that wet conditions might severely hamper pacers and spinners alike. (CRICKET NEWS) Tendulkar welcomed the introduction of Tests under floodlights in India, saying it is a "good move" and will pull back crowds for the traditional format.
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