An active adware family disguised as game, TV, and remote control simulator apps affected 9 million users on the Google Play store. While hiding itself expertly, the
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Apt reversal |CBI case — Business Standard Editorials
In ordering the reinstatement of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) director, Alok Verma, a three-member Bench of the Supreme Court has underlined the Union
CBI verdict: Supreme Court strikes a blow in favour of autonomy of “caged parrot”
The Supreme Court had once memorably described CBI as a “caged parrot”. It has now struck a blow in favour of its autonomy from government
The shield | CBI Case–Opinion News, The Indian Express
The court has directed that the reinstated CBI chief must desist from taking any major policy decisions till the selection committee, comprising the Prime Minister,
The SC judgment is a good starting point to remake CBI | editorials | Hindustan Times
It isn’t a complete victory for CBI chief Alok Verma, though. By asking for the Select Committee to look into the charges against him —
Judicial evasion and the status quo: on SC judgments – The Hindu
In high stakes cases, the Supreme Court must ensure that judgments are timely and clear On October 26, 2018, a three-judge Bench of the Supreme Court,
मनमर्जीच्या मर्यादा | Loksatta
सर्वोच्च न्यायालयाच्या निर्णयाने सरकारची नाचक्की झाली. ती टाळता येण्यासारखी होती. पण तरीही टळली नाही. कारण सरकार व्यवस्थेच्या नियमांनी चालले नाही. राफेलच्या मुद्दय़ावर आधीच सरकारवर कानकोंडे
RBI issues guidelines for tokenisation of card transactions – The Economic Times
Reserve Bank of India Tuesday released guidelines on tokenisation for various card transactions, including from debit and credit cards. Tokenisation, which aims at improving safety and
IT act | Data Protection Bill: Government exploring ways to exempt security agencies from Data Protection Bill–Economic Times
The government has prepared the Bill after sifting through nearly 12,000 representations that were received on the Srikrishna Panel-proposed draft Bill. The government is in a lastmile
Personal Data Protection Bill only after new government takes over – The Economic Times
The Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018, is now likely to be introduced in Parliament in June, after the general elections, a top official told ET. The Bill,
Benami: Look ahead, have a threshold–Economic Times
India’s tax authorities are reportedly inundated with pleas from various trade bodies to soften the two-year-old law to crack down on benami properties. An outright
SBI warns customers about fraudsters and fake accounts; Here’s how to find out and stay safe – The Financial Express
With the rise in digital payments, scamsters who have been eyeing this space, have come up with their own version of clones to target gullible
Put an end to rape cases emerging out of failed live-in relationships and false promises of marriage between adults–Times of India
The Supreme Court has yet again ruled that the failure of a live-in relationship does not entitle the woman to file a case of rape
Internet overkill: The power to shut down websites and apps is draconian and excessive–Times of India
Successive Indian governments have a tendency to enact sweeping and draconian laws that appear to encompass all conceivable areas of human activity and endeavour, so
SC speaks up for the elderly | Deccan Herald
The Supreme Court’s directive to the central government to ensure that the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, is effectively implemented
Mentally ill also have right to live with dignity: SC | Deccan Herald
The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed serious concern on mental patients having been chained in Uttar Pradesh’s Badaun district, saying that even a person suffering
Ericsson-Anil Ambani dispute: Ericsson seeks jail for RCom chairman Anil Ambani unless dues cleared – The Economic Times
Ambani had given a personal guarantee in the court, backing prompt payment of Rs 550 crore to Ericsson. Telecom equipment maker Ericsson filed its second contempt petition
bank fraud: Watch out, cyber fraud cases in banks are spiking – The Economic Times
With the rise in digital transactions and their spread to the interiors of the country, cyber frauds at banks too are on the rise. The
Triple Talaq Bill–Divorced from reason | Business Standard Editorials
A dvocates of women’s rights should be relieved that the debate over the triple talaq Bill was washed out in the Upper House on Monday after its
Govt forms committee for ‘effective’ implementation of real estate law RERA – The Economic Times
The government has constituted a committee to suggest recommendations to strengthen the real estate law RERA and to remove difficulties in its implementation, an official said on