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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

Fugitive gangster Kunal Joon arrested at Delhi airport

By Ravinder Saini 27 Apr 2025
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Haryana

Revised medicine policy at Rohtak PGIMS to benefit 7K OPD patients
By Ravinder Saini 25 Apr 2025
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Haryana

18 months on, Jhajjar awaits promised shooting range, aspirants lose hope
By Ravinder Saini 24 Apr 2025

Haryana

Ravinder’s 13-attempt journey to success
By Ravinder Saini 23 Apr 2025

Haryana

Unrecognised schools in Rohtak face closure amid police crackdown
By Ravinder Saini 23 Apr 2025

Haryana

Former minister Subhash Sudha flagged off the Cyclothon 2.0 and said collective effort was needed to make a drug-free society
By Ravinder Saini 22 Apr 2025
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Haryana

Bahadurgarh's Aditya Agarwal 9th in Civil Services exam
By Ravinder Saini 22 Apr 2025

Haryana

Rohtak varsity introduces barcoded answer sheets to foil exam scams
By Ravinder Saini 22 Apr 2025

Haryana

CM announces relief for farmers affected by crop fire incidents
By Ravinder Saini 21 Apr 2025

Haryana

Rohtak PGIMS to provide 30-day medicine supply to OPD patients
By Ravinder Saini 21 Apr 2025
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