Looking for a list of all blocked sites in India

[audioslave]

Changing DNS.. Wont work? It's blocked on your ISP server!

 

[anilsethi04]

@chromatic its work for many of my friends who use reliance and airtel

 

[Sushubh]

well link-removed is blocked on my airtel connection and i have not used airtel's dns servers for years now. just saying. the block is at a deeper level. i think flag is involved like it was in the earlier instance.

 

[ankurs]

well link-removed is blocked on my airtel connection and i have not used airtel's dns servers for years now. just saying.

the block is at a deeper level. i think flag is involved like it was in the earlier instance.

is the domain resolving ? if not, then switch dns to google

if it resolves,then tracert and see where the block is

 

[naveen_reloaded]

Even though we need to really look into ways to access sites due to unethical blocking by ISP`s , but the core solution is not using a proxy or something , it is to fight against these blockade. We are not in iran or china to lurk in the dark and find alternate solution. Please use following options :


You can use Time for our fight against censorship #protectFoE to discuss

Use #protectfoe and #foe to raise your voice on twitter. [FoE - Freedom of Expression]
Write to reliance and call thier CC.
If you want , you can contact CIS , Medianama
Spread the word to your friends, if more people are aware of this , it will be better

Anyway some say if you remove www. from the url , it seems to be working . Can anyone also confirm that direct ip to these sites work? Or use Tor bundle

 

[sajithm]

@anilsethi04, changing the DNS worked last time reliance decided to block file sharing site. This time however, it does not seem to be working. This time, it seems that they are looking at the HOST header that your browser transmits to effect the block.

 

[vginside]

Just open with secure HTTP and website will open... use this...
https://link-removed.se/
Note just add 's' after 'http'...Enjoy...

 

[rajnusker]

Use Tor.

 

[raj1402]

opindia is protesting the internet censership in india by indian govt!!!
by defacing many government website also private websites like bigcinemas

here is a link confirming hacking of reliance site
Hacker Confronts Reliance After the ISP Blocks Pastebin and Vimeo (Updated) - Softpedia

also

here is the google cache of site bigcinemas
http://bigcinemas.com/IN/Default.htm].::Hacked by Anonymous::.[/url]

if ppl support the protest by opindia do join https://twitter.com/#!/_OpIndia and
chat on AnonOps Web Chat (qwebirc)

 

[mgcarley]

This isn't necessarily the right way to do this, since this disrupts patrons of the websites involved (is disrupting bigcinemas.com going to hurt them? I doubt it, and it just gives them media fodder to persuade the public in to thinking that they're doing the right thing in imposing even more censorship, stricter regulations and generally f*ing it up for the rest of us more than before.)Don't they realize that the officials involved usually have their names & numbers (both office & residence) on public record? I've had occasion to call ministers and such at home in order to get certain problems resolved that I couldn't get done through the "proper" channels, so... you know... just planting seeds... but don't consider this as me endorsing the harassment of head-honchos or anything. If anything, the most powerful thing is simply to vote with your wallet: if EVERYONE were to boycott Big Cinemas for a day (or more) - preferably a day which would otherwise be busy - then they might see a message (as in, don't piss off your customers: statistically, moviegoers & Internet users are often the same people in different market segments - if you piss them off online, you risk losing them offline as well.