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In a sensational twist to the NSO-Pegasus alleged snooping controversy, Amnesty International has now clarified that they never said that the leaked list of numbers was of NSO Group's Pegasus spyware targets, but it was the media which misrepresented the story.

Pegasus controversy: All hollow outrage, absolutely no substance

The current debate on Pegasus project has nothing to do with principles, just liberal privilege. The liberal elite gets to choose the issue of the day and make us all react.

The remark NDTV attributed to IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw was actually that of the Israeli surveillance company NSO Group

The Modi govt categorically denied using the Pegasus software at all but media now claims Rahul Gandhi 'may' have been snooped.

The Pegasus story may be a damp squib, but it has the marking of a story that is carefully crafted to affect "regime change".

The Wire published what it called an 'explosive story' on Sunday involving allegations of spying with spyware Pegasus.

Nobody wanted to talk about DD cameraperson Achyutanands Sahu's hopes and dreams and the lives of those he touched. Nobody even cared to send hazaar lanaatein (thousand curses) to the bullet that killed him.

Despite multiple warnings including two formal ones, Shyam Meera Singh continued to violate company's social media policies

Govt of India refutes The Wire report that 40 journalists were under surveillance using the Pegasus software based on a alleged leaked list