The whole Internet access in India had been grounded to a sudden halt due to cable cuts across the middle east. Nothing has been proved as yet; no one knows the reason behind this sudden blackout. A few conspiracy theories have been floated; the most credible appears to be this. If this is to be believed, US is supposedly behind these “attacks” and thus short circuiting our Internet access. Just because the morons are pissed off from couple of muslim nations, they resort to knee jerk reactions by resorting to cable cuts.
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