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Arjun Sharma

Arjun Sharma is The Tribune's correspondent at Jammu. With an experience of over 17 years, he has extensively covered J&K and Ladakh. He was earlier based in Ludhiana in Punjab and covered multiple beats.

Articles Written By Arjun Sharma

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Jammu & Kashmir

Battle lines drawn in Nagrota; BJP bets on legacy, NC eyes comeback

By Arjun Sharma 11 Oct 2025
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NC names three candidates for RS, no decision on fourth seat
By Arjun Sharma 10 Oct 2025
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Jammu & Kashmir

Voting for 4 RS seats on October 24
By Satya Prakash 06 Oct 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Mosquito menace: Jammu fights a growing dengue crisis
By Arjun Sharma 06 Oct 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Schools to stay shut across Jammu amid heavy rain alert
By Arjun Sharma 05 Oct 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

No respite for passengers as 28 J&K trains stay suspended
By Arjun Sharma 05 Oct 2025
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Jammu & Kashmir

Edu Dept warns teachers in Baramulla against online criticism of govt policies
By Arjun Sharma 05 Oct 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

In a first, automobiles reach Kashmir by rail
By Arjun Sharma 03 Oct 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

Western disturbance to bring heavy rain, snow to J&K, Ladakh from Oct 5
By Arjun Sharma 02 Oct 2025

Jammu & Kashmir

J&K Police attach office of banned Tehreek-e-Hurriyat under UAPA
By Arjun Sharma 01 Oct 2025
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