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'Can Hear Sounds Of Blast': Omar Abdullah After Pak Drones Seen In Jammu
Jammu went dark for the second night in a row after blasts were heard and sirens sounded in the region.
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Pak Drones Seen At 26 Indian Locations, Blackouts In Several Cities
Drones, including the armed ones, were sighted at 26 locations in India, ranging from Jammu and Kashmir to Gujarat, along both the International Border and the Line of Control with Pakistan, the Indian Army said on Friday.
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Power Restored In Chandigarh Hours After Sirens Sounded, Blackout
Amid a missile and drone attack by Pakistan in parts of Jammu and Kashmir and shelling in Punjab's Pathankot, sirens have been sounded in Chandigarh and a blackout has been enforced. Shops have been asked to close and people have been asked to go hom
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India Foils Pakistani Attack On Military Bases, Blackouts In Border Areas
Pakistan, hours after its foiled attempt to target 15 Indian cities, launched an attack on parts of Jammu and Kashmir. While the border areas are under heavy shelling, Jammu is being targeted with missiles and drones.
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Army Helps With Massive J&K Blackout Amid Warning Of Nationwide Protest
Vast stretches of Jammu and Kashmir continues to be without power as electricity employees carried on their indefinite strike for the second day over the merger of the J&K PDD into the Power Grid Corporation of India.
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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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2G Mobile Internet Services To Be Restored In Kashmir With Restrictions
The Jammu and Kashmir administration has decided to restore broadband and mobile Internet connectivity across the union territory starting Saturday, but with restrictions. Internet access will be limited only to "whitelisted" websites, and social media platforms will remain out of bounds for its residents.
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Days After Supreme Court Order, Kashmir's Internet Blackout Far From Lifted
The Supreme Court may have declared indefinite Internet blackouts impermissible, but the Jammu and Kashmir government seems to have found a way to circumvent the verdict and retain most restrictions in the Valley.
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5 Political Leaders, Detained In Srinagar Since August, Released
Five politicians were released from detention in Srinagar today, nearly five months after the central government took them into custody as a precautionary measure ahead of the scrapping of Jammu and Kashmir's special status.
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Welcome Actions By India To Improve Situation In Kashmir: US Official
The United States "welcomes" actions by the Indian government to improve the situation and "address local grievances" in Jammu and Kashmir while being concerned about the detention of local political leaders and activists and the internet blackout, Acting US Assistant Secretary of State Alice Wells said on Tuesday.
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All Postpaid Mobile Phones To Be Restored In Kashmir From Monday
People with postpaid mobile connections in Kashmir will finally be able to make calls starting Monday as the communications blackout imposed before the government revoked Jammu and Kashmir's decades-old special privileges entered its 69th day. Internet connectivity, however, will remain suspended for now.
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Post-Paid Services Likely To Resume In Kashmir Tomorrow: Officials
Post-paid mobile services in Kashmir are likely to resume from Saturday, 68 days after they were shut down following the Centre's decision to scrap Jammu and Kashmir's special status, officials in Srinagar said on Friday.
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US Congress Committee Urges India To End Communication Blackout In Kashmir
India's communication blackout in Kashmir is having a "devastating impact" on the lives and welfare of the people there, a powerful US Congressional Committee has said, urging New Delhi to lift its more than two-month long restrictions in the Valley.
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Elizabeth Warren 2nd US President Candidate To Sound "Concern" Over J&K
US Senator Elizabeth Warren on Saturday became the second presidential candidate of the Democratic party to voice concerns over the communications lockdown in Jammu and Kashmir, in force since the centre revoked the state's special status on August 5.
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Charged By Telecom Companies Despite Blackout, Say Kashmir Residents
Kashmir has been facing communications blackout for the past 47 days with virtually no mobile phone and internet services, but many residents in the Valley say they have been sent bills by telecom companies for services that were not provided.
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'Can Hear Sounds Of Blast': Omar Abdullah After Pak Drones Seen In Jammu
Jammu went dark for the second night in a row after blasts were heard and sirens sounded in the region.
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Pak Drones Seen At 26 Indian Locations, Blackouts In Several Cities
Drones, including the armed ones, were sighted at 26 locations in India, ranging from Jammu and Kashmir to Gujarat, along both the International Border and the Line of Control with Pakistan, the Indian Army said on Friday.
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Power Restored In Chandigarh Hours After Sirens Sounded, Blackout
Amid a missile and drone attack by Pakistan in parts of Jammu and Kashmir and shelling in Punjab's Pathankot, sirens have been sounded in Chandigarh and a blackout has been enforced. Shops have been asked to close and people have been asked to go hom
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India Foils Pakistani Attack On Military Bases, Blackouts In Border Areas
Pakistan, hours after its foiled attempt to target 15 Indian cities, launched an attack on parts of Jammu and Kashmir. While the border areas are under heavy shelling, Jammu is being targeted with missiles and drones.
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Army Helps With Massive J&K Blackout Amid Warning Of Nationwide Protest
Vast stretches of Jammu and Kashmir continues to be without power as electricity employees carried on their indefinite strike for the second day over the merger of the J&K PDD into the Power Grid Corporation of India.
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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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2G Mobile Internet Services To Be Restored In Kashmir With Restrictions
The Jammu and Kashmir administration has decided to restore broadband and mobile Internet connectivity across the union territory starting Saturday, but with restrictions. Internet access will be limited only to "whitelisted" websites, and social media platforms will remain out of bounds for its residents.
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Days After Supreme Court Order, Kashmir's Internet Blackout Far From Lifted
The Supreme Court may have declared indefinite Internet blackouts impermissible, but the Jammu and Kashmir government seems to have found a way to circumvent the verdict and retain most restrictions in the Valley.
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5 Political Leaders, Detained In Srinagar Since August, Released
Five politicians were released from detention in Srinagar today, nearly five months after the central government took them into custody as a precautionary measure ahead of the scrapping of Jammu and Kashmir's special status.
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Welcome Actions By India To Improve Situation In Kashmir: US Official
The United States "welcomes" actions by the Indian government to improve the situation and "address local grievances" in Jammu and Kashmir while being concerned about the detention of local political leaders and activists and the internet blackout, Acting US Assistant Secretary of State Alice Wells said on Tuesday.
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All Postpaid Mobile Phones To Be Restored In Kashmir From Monday
People with postpaid mobile connections in Kashmir will finally be able to make calls starting Monday as the communications blackout imposed before the government revoked Jammu and Kashmir's decades-old special privileges entered its 69th day. Internet connectivity, however, will remain suspended for now.
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Post-Paid Services Likely To Resume In Kashmir Tomorrow: Officials
Post-paid mobile services in Kashmir are likely to resume from Saturday, 68 days after they were shut down following the Centre's decision to scrap Jammu and Kashmir's special status, officials in Srinagar said on Friday.
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US Congress Committee Urges India To End Communication Blackout In Kashmir
India's communication blackout in Kashmir is having a "devastating impact" on the lives and welfare of the people there, a powerful US Congressional Committee has said, urging New Delhi to lift its more than two-month long restrictions in the Valley.
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Elizabeth Warren 2nd US President Candidate To Sound "Concern" Over J&K
US Senator Elizabeth Warren on Saturday became the second presidential candidate of the Democratic party to voice concerns over the communications lockdown in Jammu and Kashmir, in force since the centre revoked the state's special status on August 5.
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Charged By Telecom Companies Despite Blackout, Say Kashmir Residents
Kashmir has been facing communications blackout for the past 47 days with virtually no mobile phone and internet services, but many residents in the Valley say they have been sent bills by telecom companies for services that were not provided.
