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The Consumer Protection Questions Raised by Kashmir's Internet Shutdown Most telecom operators in J&K only sell voice/talk-time services as a “free” service along with data packs, leaving postpaid customers to buy 4G packs to access calling services during the ban on mobile internet. Children play games on their mobile phones in a neighbourhood in Srinagar October 10, 2019. Photo: Reuters/Danish Ismail Tech15/Mar/2021 On February 5, 2020, the Centre restored high-speed internet in the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir after a long period of 550 days. Termed as the world’s lo...

Contagion And Classroom Team KL report about the issues and how the systems are tackling them in the public and private sector Almost a year after the Covid-19 pandemic struck, primary schools reopened from classes 1 to 5 from Monday, March 15, 2021. KL Image by Bilal Bahadur On March 1, Arshad Ahmad, a government schoolteacher posted at a Pulwama school was passionate about resuming his duties and teaching the students. He had to enter the classroom exactly after 19 months of lock-down. Conscious of the loss that 19 months entailed for a student, Ahmad wanted to not waste any more tim...

Updated Mar 04, 2021 · 02:37 pm A demonstrator displays placards and shouts slogans during a protest against the new citizenship law, in New Delhi. | Reuters India recorded the highest number of internet shutdowns in the world in 2020, showed a report by digital rights and privacy organisation Access Now on Wednesday. Of the total 155 internet shutdowns globally, India alone accounted for 109, according to the report. The report put India at the top of the list of 29 countries that restricted their citizens’ access to internet in 2020. This is the third consecu...

‘Our Mother Tongue Is Far More Than A Means Of Communication’ Asiya Hassan, Khalid Bashir Gura KASHMIR LIFE (KL): How can you be described and how this idea of getting mother-tongue into the digital world initiated? ASIYA HASSAN (AS): My name is Asiya Hassan, born in Wuyan-Pampore. I have lived in Kashmir till my fifth standard of schooling. Later we moved to Malaysia, where I completed high school and graduated in Graphic Design. Currently, I am pursuing my masters in Kuala Lumpur. The idea of setting up the page, Kashmiri Dictionary on social media came out of the lack of onlin...