Houthi Attacks Disrupt India's Internet: Cable Route Rethink

Imagine the internet as a giant network of underwater cables, like roads for data.

These cables connect India to the rest of the world, letting you watch videos and use apps.

Now, some bad guys in the Red Sea are attacking ships, which damages these important underwater cables.

This slows down the internet for India.

To fix this, companies are building new 'roads' on land or using backup cables.

But it costs more money to make sure the internet keeps working, potentially making your internet bill higher.

It's like needing to take a longer, more expensive route to get to school because some roads are blocked.