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Leaked Document Shows NYPD Infiltrated, Spied On Leftist Groups

By Kristen Gwynne | Sourced from AlterNet The Associated Press has obtained another document detailing the New York Police Department‘s (NYPD) spying, this time on liberal political groups. Documents and interviews obtained by the AP show that undercover NYPD officers attended meetings run by… Continue Reading →

The UIDAI project: why some of the optimism might be Nir-aadhar

A few months ago Nandan Nilekani had published an editorial in the National Medical Journal of India extolling the virtues of the Aadhar project for health. His article is available at Editorial-II.pdf Anant Bhan and Sunita Bandewar have responded to this… Continue Reading →

March 24, 2012 1

UID, NPR and all that Jazz

Jaimon Joseph Some three months ago, my wife, her sister and their parents drove seven odd kilometers from where we live, to register for a Universal Identity or UID number. They’ve all got one now. Strangely, my wife got it… Continue Reading →

February 2, 2012 1

A case for privacy – A.G. Noorani

The strongest protection possible must be given for the right to privacy in any statute or scheme, including the UID project. IT is 30 years since a Congress Member of Parliament, V.N. Gadgil, suggested an Act for the protection of… Continue Reading →

January 18, 2012 0

-Bridge the Gap Bring the Change

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Leaked Document Shows NYPD Infiltrated, Spied On Leftist Groups

The UIDAI project: why some of the optimism might be Nir-aadhar

UID, NPR and all that Jazz

A case for privacy – A.G. Noorani