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Ravinder Saini

Principal Correspondent

Ravinder Saini is the Principal Correspondent at The Tribune, covering the Rohtak, Jhajjar, Rewari, and Mahendragarh districts of Haryana. Working with The Tribune since 2008, his areas of interest include politics and education.

Articles Written By Ravinder Saini

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Haryana

Land mafia spreads tentacles to Rohtak district

By Ravinder Saini 04 Mar 2025
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Haryana

MBBS exam scam: Another varsity official, student named in probe
By Ravinder Saini 04 Mar 2025
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Haryana

MDU workshop focuses on short films for social change
By Ravinder Saini 03 Mar 2025

Haryana

MBBS exam scam: Rechecking process rigged to ensure students pass
By Ravinder Saini 03 Mar 2025

Haryana

Congress worker strangled with wire of mobile charger by ‘friend’: Police
By Ravinder Saini 03 Mar 2025

Haryana

'Friend' arrested after Rohtak Congress worker's body found in suitcase
By Ravinder Saini 03 Mar 2025
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Haryana

With 53.4% turnout, voting largely peaceful in Rohtak
By Ravinder Saini 02 Mar 2025

Haryana

Scamsters took Rs 1 cr from medicos for clearing 34 subjects in MBBS exams
By Ravinder Saini 02 Mar 2025

Haryana

SIT formed to probe Rohtak Cong worker’s murder
By Ravinder Saini 02 Mar 2025

Haryana

Congress worker's murder: Rohtak police form SIT; kin refuse to cremate body till killer is arrested
By Ravinder Saini 02 Mar 2025
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