The ‘who’ question is important but more important is for parties to articulate what they stand for, not just who they are against. Critically, what is the alternative model of governance if any that the aspiring coalition has to offer? 

This is not the first time that data of high-profile individuals has been surveilled by governments. But the use of proprietary tools comes with a price tag of millions of dollars to governments, and when employed without due process, extracts an eve...

The crisis is stark but the economic trade-offs involved in addressing it call for careful deliberation.

Surrealism is a permanent invitee in India’s political economy and systemic creativity is on exhibition in every session of Parliament. 

Reliance on FRTs in India is premature. This policy brief highlights this whilst acknowledging FRTs' use cases—in aiding the police's preventive and investigative functions, in potentially reducing 'third-degree methods', and improving police's f...

This brief calls for the adoption of an evidence-based strategy to ensure timely and appropriate use of available control tools and policy measures.