Dinesh Manhotra
Journalist at International Business Times (India)
A journalist with @ibtimes_india, formerly with @thetribunechd, @DailyExcelsior1.
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4 days ago |
ibtimes.co.in | Dinesh Manhotra
After the ceasefire declared between India and Pakistan on Saturday, the Indian Army has given a clear and strong warning to the neighboring country against any misadventure. In the two back-to-back press conferences held on Sunday and Monday, the Indian forces not only demonstrated its strength but also gave a strong message to Pakistan through cultural and literary symbols.
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5 days ago |
ibtimes.co.in | Dinesh Manhotra
The story of 12-year-old twins, Aruba Khan and Ayan Khan, from Kalaani village in Poonch, a border district of Jammu and Kashmir, is heart-wrenching. Born on the same day, at the same time, these innocent siblings departed from this world on the same day and at the same time in the cruel game of destiny. Pakistani shelling took away their innocent lives, leaving a tragedy in the streets of Poonch that no one can forget.
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5 days ago |
ibtimes.co.in | Dinesh Manhotra
Sumit, a resident of the Bantalab area in the outskirts of Jammu city, woke up at noon on Sunday to catch up on much-needed sleep. For the past three days, he had been unable to sleep properly due to relentless hostile activities in the sky, including Pakistani drone incursions and missile threats targeting the region. Last night was no less than a boon for the fear-stricken residents of the Jammu region as they finally got a peaceful sleep after three consecutive restless and tense nights.
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6 days ago |
ibtimes.co.in | Dinesh Manhotra
Within minutes after the Ministry of External Affairs announced a ceasefire agreement, tensions escalated in the Union Territory as Pakistani forces resorted to unprovoked and indiscriminate shelling across multiple sectors in different sectors across Jammu and Kashmir. While sounds of blasts were heard in some parts of the Kashmir Valley, the Pakistani Army resorted to targeting some posts on the International Border (IB) and Line of Control (LoC) This is no ceasefire.
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6 days ago |
ibtimes.co.in | Dinesh Manhotra
Two more civilians lost their lives in the ongoing Pakistani shelling across different parts of the Jammu region, taking the death toll to five, officials said on Saturday. Reports said that a woman, identified as Rashid Bi, wife of Munshi Khan of Keri Kangra village in the Mendhar sub-division of Poonch district, was killed in Pakistani shelling on Saturday morning. She was in the premises of her house when a shell fired from across the Line of Control (LoC) exploded in front of her.
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Together in life & death: Heart-wrenching story of Poonch's twins killed in Pakistan shelling https://t.co/N1dvHkZpdA via @ibtimes_india @KhajuriaManu @dcpoonch @OmarAbdullah
लगता है चीन ने पाकिस्तान को अपना सारा घटिया माल टिका दिया है। उधार में एक नंबर का माल वैसे भी कौन देता है? #IndiaPakistanWar2025 #JammuUnderAttack #OperationSindoor2
Pakistani pilot captured alive by India in Jaisalmer of Rajasthan, sources in Intelligence confirm. More details are awaited.
