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India has finally restored 4G connectivity in Kashmir after 376 days, but in just two districts for now. The restoration is just on a trial basis, and the government will observe the state of law and order in these two areas to decide future steps.Last week, the authorities told the Supreme Court&nbsp;Last August, India after it scrapped Article 370 of the constitution to remove Jammu &amp; Kashmir state‘s special autonomous rights.Later in January, the apex court ruled that. In response, the government restored partial connectivity with access to a limited number of websites. In March, , but folks&nbsp;were still&nbsp;Earlier this month, the Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) said that because of the internet restrictions and the pandemic,&nbsp;businesses&nbsp;have . Plus, tons of students, doctors, and entrepreneurs have faced for their field. Yet, there’s no definite timeline as to when 4G connectivity will be restored in the whole region.Read next:Do you want to get the sassiest daily tech newsletter every day, in your inbox, for FREE? Of course you do: sign up for Big Spam .Join over 260,000 subscribers!Sit back and let the hottest tech news come to you by the magic of electronic mail.Prefer to get the news as it happens? Follow us on social media.Got two minutes to spare? We'd love to know a bit more about our readers.All data collected in the survey is anonymous.Navigate up/downGo to articleSearch new termClose search

India has finally restored 4G connectivity in Kashmir after 376 days, but in just two districts for now. The restoration is just on a trial basis, and the government will observe the state of law and order in these two areas to decide future steps.Last week, the authorities told the Supreme Court&nbsp;Last August, India after it scrapped Article 370 of the constitution to remove Jammu &amp; Kashmir state‘s special autonomous rights.Later in January, the apex court ruled that. In response, the government restored partial connectivity with access to a limited number of websites. In March, ,...

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