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Geetanjali Gayatri

Chief of Bureau, Haryana

Geetanjali Gayatri is an award-winning journalist with a career spanning 25 years. Currently serving as the Chief of Bureau, Haryana, with The Tribune, Chandigarh, she covers the political beat and is based in Chandigarh. Her forte includes stories about rural communities, their lives, women and children, adverse sex ratios, honor killings, khaps and their diktats, as well as human interest stories.

Articles Written By Geetanjali Gayatri

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Haryana

After sending DGP on leave, govt cancels anniversary celebrations

By Geetanjali Gayatri 14 Oct 2025
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IPS officer's death: Haryana Government cancels anniversary celebrations in all districts on October 17
By Geetanjali Gayatri 14 Oct 2025
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Amid Haryana IPS officer’s death row, PM Modi cancels Sonepat visit
By Geetanjali Gayatri 13 Oct 2025

Haryana

Sonia Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi may visit Chandigarh to condole Haryana IPS officer’s death
By Geetanjali Gayatri 13 Oct 2025

Haryana

SP Rohtak Bijarniya replaced
By Geetanjali Gayatri 11 Oct 2025

Haryana

Wife perturbed with police 'rush' for post-mortem exam
By Geetanjali Gayatri 11 Oct 2025
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Haryana IPS officer's death: Rohtak SP replaced; development in line with family's demands
By Geetanjali Gayatri 11 Oct 2025

Haryana

'Why the rush over post-mortem': IPS officer's wife blasts Chandigarh Police for 'undignified' handling of body
By Geetanjali Gayatri 11 Oct 2025

Haryana

IPS officer Puran Kumar's family agrees on post-mortem 4 days after death, cremation likely today
By Geetanjali Gayatri 11 Oct 2025

Haryana

Haryana govt tries to broker peace; IPS officer Y Puran Kumar's family refuses to cremate body
By Geetanjali Gayatri 10 Oct 2025
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