Rishabh Pratap
Multimedia Journalist and Filmmaker at Freelance
Senior Correspondent at Times Now News
Works for @TimesNow / @MirrorNow || Previously w/ @CNN/@ndtv/@IndiaAheadNews || Talks defense & diplomacy || Connect @ [email protected]
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1 day ago |
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Delhi's Fresh Diplomatic Strike At Islamabad: Pak High Commission Staffer Asked To Leave In 24 Hours For Running 'Spy' NetworkThe official has been asked to leave India within 24 hours, sources said. An official in the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi has been declared "persona non grata" for indulging in activities not in keeping with his official status in India, sources said.
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2 days ago |
timesnownews.com | Rishabh Pratap
Pak had launched drones into Indian territory which were neutralised by the armed forces. (Representational Image)A recent ceasefire understanding between India and Pakistan, painstakingly achieved through high-level military talks, is apparently already being violated as rogue drone incursions from Pakistani territory continue unabated.
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2 days ago |
timesnownews.com | Rishabh Pratap
'No Reference To Trade in India-US Talks After Operation Sindoor': SourcesGovt Sources Reject Trump's Claim That Trade Used AS Deterrent For India, PakPresident Donald Trump gestures as he speaks with reporters after announcing a trade deal with United Kingdom in the Oval Office of the White House, Thursday, May 8, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)After Operation Sindoor commenced, VP J D Vance spoke to PM on 09 May. Secretary Rubio spoke to EAM on 8 May and 10 May and to NSA on 10 May.
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flipboard.com | Rishabh Pratap
12 hours agoIndia: Wreckage of Indian Su-30MKI Found After Reported Shootdown by PakistanIndia - May 07, 2025 The wreckage of a Su-30MKI fighter jet, reportedly shot down by the Pakistani Air Force near Akhnoor, India, on May 7, 2025, has surfaced. Visuals from the site show significant damage to the aircraft, confirming its destruction.
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2 days ago |
timesnownews.com | Rishabh Pratap
The Director Generals of Military Operations (DGMOs) of India and Pakistan held talks on Monday over the ceasefire understanding reached on May 10. After the talks, sources revealed that both sides discussed the need to maintain restraint and reiterated that not a single shot would be fired, and no side would initiate any hostile provocation going forward.
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