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CEO Of Iran's 2nd Largest Telecom Firm Fired For Failing To Block Internet
In an unprecedented move, Iran cut off all communications on January 8 without warning, as calls intensified for anti-government protests, initially sparked by the economic crisis.
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J&K Internet Blockade Dropped By Parliament Panel From Agenda
Days after the Lok Sabha Speaker suggested parliamentary panels to not take up sub-judice matters in their meetings, a house committee on information technology on Friday dropped the contentious issue of internet services suspension in Jammu and Kashmir from its agenda.
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Social Media Ban Said to Have Lifted in Jammu and Kashmir: All You Need to Know
After seven months, Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) residents can now access social media websites on 2G mobile internet, sources said.
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Remain Concerned Over J&K Detentions, Internet Block: US State Department
The US State Department on Saturday called the visit by foreign envoys of 15 nations to Jammu and Kashmir - under unprecedented restrictions since last year - an "important step" but said it remained "concerned" by the detention of political leaders and residents, and the Internet blackout.
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CEO Of Iran's 2nd Largest Telecom Firm Fired For Failing To Block Internet
In an unprecedented move, Iran cut off all communications on January 8 without warning, as calls intensified for anti-government protests, initially sparked by the economic crisis.
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J&K Internet Blockade Dropped By Parliament Panel From Agenda
Days after the Lok Sabha Speaker suggested parliamentary panels to not take up sub-judice matters in their meetings, a house committee on information technology on Friday dropped the contentious issue of internet services suspension in Jammu and Kashmir from its agenda.
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Social Media Ban Said to Have Lifted in Jammu and Kashmir: All You Need to Know
After seven months, Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) residents can now access social media websites on 2G mobile internet, sources said.
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Remain Concerned Over J&K Detentions, Internet Block: US State Department
The US State Department on Saturday called the visit by foreign envoys of 15 nations to Jammu and Kashmir - under unprecedented restrictions since last year - an "important step" but said it remained "concerned" by the detention of political leaders and residents, and the Internet blackout.
