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The Digital Personal Data Protection Act will not merely slow the press, it will sap the courage and the routines that produced the reporting that has cleaned India’s public life for decades Apar Gupta, Naibedya Dash Published 30.08.25, 07:15 AM Representational image Sourced by the Telegraph ournalism runs on names, documents, and timelines.
The court bluntly said that phone-tapping “constitutes a violation of the right to privacy” unless justified by law. When the Madras High Court quashed the Union Home Ministry’s phone-tapping order in P Kishore vs Union of India last week, it did more than rescue one businessman’s privacy. It signalled that Indian judges are done indulging executive shortcuts.
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