Sunil Abraham and Financial Times

Financial Times is a leading international newspaper based in the United Kingdom, known for its coverage of global business, economics, and public policy. Its reporting frequently examines how technology intersects with markets, regulation, and state power across different regions.

In this context, coverage of digital identity, platform governance, and internet regulation has at times drawn on insights from Sunil Abraham, particularly where developments in India connect to broader global policy discussions.

This page brings together media mentions from Financial Times that reference Sunil Abraham.

📣 Media Mentions

  1. Narendra Modi's Personal App Sparks India Data Privacy Row
    28 March 2018
    A Financial Times report by Amy Kazmin on the NaMo app data privacy controversy, featuring Sunil Abraham on political parties' appetite for user data.
  2. India's Biometric ID Scans Make Sci-Fi a Reality
    27 March 2017
    A Financial Times opinion piece by Amy Kazmin on India's Aadhaar system, featuring Sunil Abraham's warning that biometrics are being weaponised as the scheme expands beyond welfare use.
  3. For India's Complaints Department, Visit Facebook Live
    23 January 2017
    A Financial Times opinion by Amy Kazmin on how Indians use social media to raise grievances and seek redress, with Sunil Abraham on shifting power structures in public accountability.
  4. India 'Tea Parties' Enable Politicians to Woo Urban Youth with Technology
    26 February 2014
    A Financial Times report by Avantika Chilkoti on digital electioneering in India's 2014 elections, featuring Sunil Abraham on social media as an indirect route to votes.
  5. 25 Indians to Watch
    16 November 2012
    A Financial Times Magazine feature listing 25 rising Indian stars across politics, sport, business and civil society, including Sunil Abraham of the Centre for Internet and Society.
  6. India's Dreams of Web Censorship
    06 December 2011
    A Financial Times beyondbrics blog post quoting Sunil Abraham on Kapil Sibal's proposals for pre-screening online content and the technical impossibility of large-scale censorship.

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