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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

BJP national secretary praises Modi, accuses Congress of promoting graft

By Ravinder Saini 18 Jun 2025
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Haryana

Strike resonates in Bawal, only nine of 145 students appear for exams
By Ravinder Saini 18 Jun 2025
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Haryana

Rewari’s nutrition shock – 300 children severely thin, over 12,000 stunted
By Ravinder Saini 18 Jun 2025

Haryana

Rohtak MC switches model, slashes tender cost for public toilet upkeep
By Ravinder Saini 17 Jun 2025

Haryana

Family ID fraud: Haryana officials diverted 21,000+ OTPs to manipulate data
By Ravinder Saini 17 Jun 2025

Haryana

Congress revamp campaign reaches block level
By Ravinder Saini 16 Jun 2025
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Haryana

50% cured Hepatitis C patients come back for retesting: Study
By Ravinder Saini 16 Jun 2025

Haryana

Impact spreads to Bawal college, 14 pupils take exam
By Ravinder Saini 16 Jun 2025

Haryana

200 factories found releasing sewage in stormwater drain in Bahadurgarh
By Ravinder Saini 16 Jun 2025

Haryana

Haryana: Congress is a factory of lies, says BJP SC Morcha leader
By Ravinder Saini 16 Jun 2025
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