After seven months, J&K residents are accessing social media websites on mobile and broadband connections. A government order on Wednesday ...

The internet facility was snapped across Jammu and Kashmir on August 5 last year, the day when Centre abrogated the special status to the e...

Over 1,000 social media handles were suspended and 10 suspects questioned for alleged misuse of social media in Jammu and Kashmir. The admi...

The government blocked the Internet services across J&K on August 5, when special status of J&K was withdrawn and the state was downgraded ...

The union minister has asked them to submit the report regarding business loses to J&K administration and send a copy of the report to cent...

Internet shutdown and deliberate slowdowns are increasing the world over and are now also a barometer on press freedom and freedom of expre...

Mobile Internet services have been restored in Kashmir, an official said, adding the facility was restored during the night.

The inaccessible sites included Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp, Wechat, QQ, Qzone, Google Plus, Skype, Line, Pinterest, Snapchat, Youtube, Vin...

Mobile Internet services were suspended in Kashmir on April 17, following widespread student protests in the valley against alleged highhan...

The social media gag in Jammu & Kashmir may limit the amount of inflammatory material going viral but it can’t put a lid on discontent.

The decision was taken a day after Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, chaired Unified Headquarters meeting discussing deteriorating law and ord...

Former chief minister Omar Abdullah was one of the first online protestors, lashing at the PDP-BJP government in the state for imposing the...

Former CM Omar Abdullah said, "the irony of listening to PM Modi lecturing about connected digital India while we are totally disconnected."

J&K government extended the two-day ban on internet services till tomorrow, saying it apprehended misuse by anti-social elements to create ...

For the first time in a decade, mobile phone and mobile Internet services were not disrupted in Kashmir Valley as part of the security dril...

"There is no ban on newspapers in Kashmir. Papers are not printing because restrictions make delivery impossible," says Omar.

Hacktivist group Anonymous joined thousands of others to protest the shutdown of internet services in Kashmir for the fourth consecutive da...