Mobile phone networks were restored in Indian Kashmir on Monday after a 72-day blackout, authorities said, but the Internet remains off-limits to the region's seven million-plus people.
India cut access to mobile networks in the restive Kashmir Valley in early August citing security concerns as it scrapped the region's semi-autonomous status and imposed a lockdown.
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