Bangladesh restored mobile internet services on Sunday, 10 days after the South Asian country suspended the services, deployed army troops and imposed a curfew in the wake of deadly protests over students’ demands for reforms. The government on Sunday said the violence, that began after students demanded changes to a public job quota system, left at least 147 people dead while local media put the toll at more than 200. “Students, members of the police and people from other professions are among the dead,” Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan told reporters at a news briefing on Sunday, the first sin…