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India Cut Internet Access 84 Times in 2022, Recorded Most Shutdowns in World Fifth Year in a Row: Report
Out of 187 Internet shutdowns globally recorded by Access Now, 84 took place in India, including 49 in Indian- administered Kashmir, the New York-based digital rights advocacy group said in a report published on Tuesday.
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India Tops World In Internet Shutdowns, 5th Time In A Row: Report
India imposed by far the highest number of internet shutdowns in the world in 2022, internet advocacy watchdog Access Now said on Tuesday, as the country topped the list for the fifth successive year.
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Broadband, Internet Services Restored in Ramban, Curfew to Stay in a Few Districts of Jammu and Kashmir
The fixed-line and mobile internet services were restored in Ramban district, while Doda, Kishtwar district still face curfew as a precaution to avoid communal violence in the valley.
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Kashmir Observes Internet Shutdown in Parts of State as a Precautionary Measure
Parts of Kashmir observed a shutdown on Friday. The incident came to light after the controversial remarks by two now-suspended BJP leaders against Prophet Mohammad. The authorities snapped mobile internet as a precautionary measure.
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Prayers At Srinagar's Iconic Jamia Masjid After Long Shutdown
The iconic Jamia Masjid in Srinagar - the largest mosque in Kashmir - was today opened for Friday prayers after a long closure over security reasons and pandemic. Over 3,000 men and women attended the congregational prayers, officials said.
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"Shutting Down Kashmir Press Club Sets A Dangerous Precedent": Editors Guild
Citing a number of cases and "excesses" against journalists in the valley, the statement calls the Kashmir Press Club "an important institution for fighting for the protection and rights of journalists".
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Internet Shutdowns Cost $5.45 Billion in 2021 Globally, India Came Third: Report
Internet shutdowns around the world expanded 36 percent to over 30,000 hours in 2021 that cost the global economy $5.45 billion (roughly Rs. 40,300 crore), according to a report by Top10VPN. India emerged amongst the top three countries where the cost of Internet shutdowns came as the highest last year to $582.8 million (roughly Rs. 4,300 crore).
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Locks Broken To Keep Stores Open In Srinagar, Allege Shopkeepers
There was no shutdown on the second anniversary of the scrapping of special status to Jammu and Kashmir. Two years ago on this today, the centre scrapped special status and converted Jammu and Kashmir into two Union Territories.
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Foreign Envoys Begin Two-Day Kashmir Visit Amid Shutdown
Envoys of 22 countries today began their two-day visit to Jammu And Kashmir amid heightened security and a shutdown in several parts of the Valley. This is the fourth such visit since the Centre scrapped the former state's special constitutional position and divided it into two Union Territories.
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4G Internet To Be Restored Across Jammu And Kashmir After 18 Months
High speed 4G internet services are being restored across Jammu and Kashmir, a senior government official said on Friday, more than 18 months after they were snapped to prevent a backlash against the centre's move to revoke the former state's special status.
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Protests In J&K's Sopore Over Alleged Custodial Death, Internet Snapped
All internet services have been snapped in north Jammu and Kashmir's Sopore town after death of a shopkeeper, allegedly in police custody, led to protests. The family has alleged that Irfan Ahmad Dar was tortured to death after he and his brother, Javid Ahmad, were picked up by police from their shop on Tuesday afternoon.
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4G Mobile Internet Services Restored In 2 Districts Of J&K As A Trial
High-speed mobile internet services were restored as a trial in two districts of Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday night, more than a year after it was suspended. The Jammu and Kashmir administration said 4G services will resume in Ganderbal and Udhampur districts - one each in Kashmir and Jammu divisions effective from 9 pm Sunday and will remain in for...
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Mobile Internet Restored In Kashmir After Usual Independence Day Blackout
Low speed internet services on mobiles were restored in the Kashmir Valley on Saturday after remaining suspended for several hours as a precautionary measure on the occasion of Independence Day.
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Srinagar DPS Shines In Board Exams Amid Prolonged Kashmir Lockdown
Despite prolonged shutdown and internet sanctions in Kashmir, DPS Srinagar students have done well this year in the CBSE Class 12 annuals exams.
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Jammu And Kashmir Orders Shutdown Till March 31 Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Sunday ordered the shutdown of all establishments except those providing essential services and commodities across the Union Territory till March 31.
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India Cut Internet Access 84 Times in 2022, Recorded Most Shutdowns in World Fifth Year in a Row: Report
Out of 187 Internet shutdowns globally recorded by Access Now, 84 took place in India, including 49 in Indian- administered Kashmir, the New York-based digital rights advocacy group said in a report published on Tuesday.
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India Tops World In Internet Shutdowns, 5th Time In A Row: Report
India imposed by far the highest number of internet shutdowns in the world in 2022, internet advocacy watchdog Access Now said on Tuesday, as the country topped the list for the fifth successive year.
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Broadband, Internet Services Restored in Ramban, Curfew to Stay in a Few Districts of Jammu and Kashmir
The fixed-line and mobile internet services were restored in Ramban district, while Doda, Kishtwar district still face curfew as a precaution to avoid communal violence in the valley.
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Kashmir Observes Internet Shutdown in Parts of State as a Precautionary Measure
Parts of Kashmir observed a shutdown on Friday. The incident came to light after the controversial remarks by two now-suspended BJP leaders against Prophet Mohammad. The authorities snapped mobile internet as a precautionary measure.
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Prayers At Srinagar's Iconic Jamia Masjid After Long Shutdown
The iconic Jamia Masjid in Srinagar - the largest mosque in Kashmir - was today opened for Friday prayers after a long closure over security reasons and pandemic. Over 3,000 men and women attended the congregational prayers, officials said.
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"Shutting Down Kashmir Press Club Sets A Dangerous Precedent": Editors Guild
Citing a number of cases and "excesses" against journalists in the valley, the statement calls the Kashmir Press Club "an important institution for fighting for the protection and rights of journalists".
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Internet Shutdowns Cost $5.45 Billion in 2021 Globally, India Came Third: Report
Internet shutdowns around the world expanded 36 percent to over 30,000 hours in 2021 that cost the global economy $5.45 billion (roughly Rs. 40,300 crore), according to a report by Top10VPN. India emerged amongst the top three countries where the cost of Internet shutdowns came as the highest last year to $582.8 million (roughly Rs. 4,300 crore).
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Locks Broken To Keep Stores Open In Srinagar, Allege Shopkeepers
There was no shutdown on the second anniversary of the scrapping of special status to Jammu and Kashmir. Two years ago on this today, the centre scrapped special status and converted Jammu and Kashmir into two Union Territories.
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Foreign Envoys Begin Two-Day Kashmir Visit Amid Shutdown
Envoys of 22 countries today began their two-day visit to Jammu And Kashmir amid heightened security and a shutdown in several parts of the Valley. This is the fourth such visit since the Centre scrapped the former state's special constitutional position and divided it into two Union Territories.
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4G Internet To Be Restored Across Jammu And Kashmir After 18 Months
High speed 4G internet services are being restored across Jammu and Kashmir, a senior government official said on Friday, more than 18 months after they were snapped to prevent a backlash against the centre's move to revoke the former state's special status.
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Protests In J&K's Sopore Over Alleged Custodial Death, Internet Snapped
All internet services have been snapped in north Jammu and Kashmir's Sopore town after death of a shopkeeper, allegedly in police custody, led to protests. The family has alleged that Irfan Ahmad Dar was tortured to death after he and his brother, Javid Ahmad, were picked up by police from their shop on Tuesday afternoon.
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4G Mobile Internet Services Restored In 2 Districts Of J&K As A Trial
High-speed mobile internet services were restored as a trial in two districts of Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday night, more than a year after it was suspended. The Jammu and Kashmir administration said 4G services will resume in Ganderbal and Udhampur districts - one each in Kashmir and Jammu divisions effective from 9 pm Sunday and will remain in for...
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Mobile Internet Restored In Kashmir After Usual Independence Day Blackout
Low speed internet services on mobiles were restored in the Kashmir Valley on Saturday after remaining suspended for several hours as a precautionary measure on the occasion of Independence Day.
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Srinagar DPS Shines In Board Exams Amid Prolonged Kashmir Lockdown
Despite prolonged shutdown and internet sanctions in Kashmir, DPS Srinagar students have done well this year in the CBSE Class 12 annuals exams.
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Jammu And Kashmir Orders Shutdown Till March 31 Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Sunday ordered the shutdown of all establishments except those providing essential services and commodities across the Union Territory till March 31.
