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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

Ruckus in Haryana Assembly over Congress protest on law & order collapse

By Geetanjali Gayatri 22 Aug 2025
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Haryana Assembly session extended by a day, will now end on August 27
By Geetanjali Gayatri 22 Aug 2025
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Opposition ready to take on govt as Haryana Assembly's monsoon session begins
By Geetanjali Gayatri 21 Aug 2025

Haryana

Bhiwani teacher death case: Haryana Govt to hand over probe to CBI
By Geetanjali Gayatri 20 Aug 2025

Haryana

The LoP albatross around Congress neck
By Geetanjali Gayatri 19 Aug 2025

Haryana

Haryana: Community service guidelines notified for first-time offenders
By Geetanjali Gayatri 18 Aug 2025
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Haryana

Observers’ feedback, strategy for 42 lost seats on agenda at BJP’s strategy meet tomorrow
By Geetanjali Gayatri 17 Aug 2025

Haryana

Manohar Lal Khattar juggles national role, keeps state close to heart
By Geetanjali Gayatri 11 Aug 2025

Haryana

Submit declaration within 10 days, Haryana's Chief Electoral Officer to Rahul Gandhi
By Geetanjali Gayatri 10 Aug 2025

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Wooing Sikhs: Haryana plans its own 'Virasat-e-Khalsa'
By Geetanjali Gayatri 06 Aug 2025
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