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Abhinav Vashisht

District Correspondent

Abhinav Vashisht has been working as the District Correspondent from Kullu for The Tribune since 2013. His area of expertise is tourism, and he has covered issues of environmental importance as well as many offbeat stories.

Articles Written By Abhinav Vashisht

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Holi festivities sweep Kullu with joy & colour

By Abhinav Vashisht 13 Mar 2025
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State witnesses huge decline in foreign tourists’ arrivals
By Abhinav Vashisht 13 Mar 2025
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Infra push at Atal Tunnel: Solar-powered CCTVs, parking planned
By Abhinav Vashisht 12 Mar 2025

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Kullu Regional Hospital introduces QR code-based ABHA registration
By Abhinav Vashisht 11 Mar 2025

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More registration counters set up at Kullu hospital to manage patient load
By Abhinav Vashisht 09 Mar 2025

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Residents raise alarm over landslides, drainage issues at Akhara Bazaar in Kullu
By Abhinav Vashisht 07 Mar 2025
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Vehicle owner fined Rs 5,000 for dumping garbage on Beas banks in Kullu
By Abhinav Vashisht 06 Mar 2025

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Locals take on ‘chitta’ menace, shame addicts on social media
By Abhinav Vashisht 05 Mar 2025

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Misleading videos on social media damaging Kullu's reputation
By Abhinav Vashisht 03 Mar 2025

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Controversy erupts as Kullu MC 'dumps waste' into Sarwari rivulet
By Abhinav Vashisht 02 Mar 2025
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