Defeating India's Central Monitoring System

The Government of India has rolled out the Central Monitoring System which will allow it to access any piece of data passing through an Indian service provider. This means the government can now read all your text messages, emails and call records.

Because privacy does not bring in votes, it is highly unlikely that any political party will oppose this system. Circumventing this system however, is rather simple using PGP or any other munition grade cryptographic scheme. So, if anyone wishes to communicate with me securely, please encrypt your message using this key, whose fingerprint should be:

You may now put your tin-foil hat back on again.

Edit: Replaced my old key with a 4096-bit RSA key.