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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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From frustration to protest: Banjar residents fight for NH-305 fix

By Abhinav Vashisht 31 Mar 2025
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3 Hisar varsity students were among six killed in Manikaran
By Abhinav Vashisht 31 Mar 2025
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Survey work for Bilaspur-Leh railway line reaches Kullu
By Abhinav Vashisht 30 Mar 2025

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Completed after 25 years, Parbati power project to generate Rs 270 crore for state
By Abhinav Vashisht 28 Mar 2025

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Residents deploy JCB to remove debris from nullah
By Abhinav Vashisht 27 Mar 2025

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Kullu MC fined Rs 24L for dumping garbage in flooded Sarwari rivulet
By Abhinav Vashisht 25 Mar 2025
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Remove encroachments on Khokhan nullah within 7 days: SDM
By Abhinav Vashisht 21 Mar 2025

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Hydropower project in Kullu nears completion, to mitigate flood risks
By Abhinav Vashisht 19 Mar 2025

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Avalanche buries 40-foot Shivalingam at Anjani Mahadev
By Abhinav Vashisht 18 Mar 2025

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Tourists, locals clash in Kullu
By Abhinav Vashisht 15 Mar 2025
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