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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

3 Ahir leaders in race for Haryana Congress chief; Bhupinder Hooda in line for CLP leader

By Geetanjali Gayatri 23 Sep 2025
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Simply Haryana

Legacy leaders back in spotlight in Haryana
By Geetanjali Gayatri 22 Sep 2025
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Haryana

Anil Vij stirs buzz by removing ‘minister’ tag from social media
By Geetanjali Gayatri 18 Sep 2025

Haryana

‘I don't need a tag anymore’: Anil Vij removes ‘minister’ from his X bio
By Geetanjali Gayatri 18 Sep 2025

Haryana

BJP, Opposition parties eye Hooda bastion Rohtak; mobilise crowds
By Geetanjali Gayatri 15 Sep 2025

Haryana

Villages, industries, communities drive Haryana’s relief mission
By Geetanjali Gayatri 10 Sep 2025
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Haryana

BJP, Cong ask party workers to lend helping hand to flood-hit farmers
By Geetanjali Gayatri 03 Sep 2025

Haryana

Dhankhar moves to Abhay Chautala’s farmhouse in Chhatarpur
By Geetanjali Gayatri 01 Sep 2025

Haryana

Nayab Saini goes all out to fix Haryana’s civic mess
By Geetanjali Gayatri 01 Sep 2025

Haryana

CM Saini’s couplet triggers uproar in House, Congress demands withdrawal
By Geetanjali Gayatri 27 Aug 2025
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