Inblogs.net - Slap the Block for Indians

Posted by Teeth Maestro

July 19, 2006 | 10 views

Yasir Memon & Naveed Memon have come yet again to save the blogging community from the douldrums to have launched Inblogs.net which is similar to pkblogs but more suited for the Indian traffic.

On July 17th the Indian Government has started blocking a number of websites specifically Blogspot, Typepad and Geocities. This comes as a sudden shock to the very active blogging community in India of which a few actually generate a significant amount of revenue in this business. If you care to take part in the on-going discussion it can be found on Bloggers Collective

I am also proud to mention that a few Pakistani creations have come into immediate use by the Indians and we are proud to share our resources with our Indian counterparts as a show of support in the hope of making friends across the border. We are more than willing to shed our differences and stand together to protest this ban both in India and Pakistan.

Of interest is the list of websites that is being presently blocked by the Indian Govt copied from the List of Banned Sites

hinduunity.org

hinduhumanrights.org

princesskimberley.com

For more info check out these links
Wiki - Bloggers Against Censorship
Outlook India.com Blocking the Blogs

Tags: Censorship, India
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Comment by Yaisr on July 19, 2006 @ 7:03 am

Hey good to see the Blog Police on the scene in seconds…!

Good going! Keep it up!

Pingback by Blogger blocked by some ISPs in India? at Within / Without on July 19, 2006 @ 1:24 pm

[...] Update 23 - The fine folks who work relentlessly to circumvent the ban on accessing blogspot blogs in Pakistan, have released details of another gateway so people in India have easy access to blogspot blogs. Yasir Memon & Naveed Memon have come yet again to save the blogging community from the douldrums to have launched Inblogs.net which is similar to pkblogs but more suited for the Indian traffic. [...]