After Pegasus 'PR Problem', Modi Govt Looking for Spyware From Less Exposed Firms: Financial Times

The report says that 'about a dozen competitors' – rivals of Pegasus seller NSO Group – are likely to join the bidding process. India is reportedly looking to spend up to $120 million.

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