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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

Cong stages walkout over BJP minister-MLA spat in Assembly

By Geetanjali Gayatri 12 Mar 2025
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Haryana

Budget session: Govt committed to health sector, says CM Saini
By Geetanjali Gayatri 11 Mar 2025
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Haryana

Congress MLAs walk out over Dadupur Nalvi canal issue
By Geetanjali Gayatri 10 Mar 2025

Haryana

Haryana Budget session: Congress stages walkout over Dadupur Nalvi canal issue
By Geetanjali Gayatri 10 Mar 2025

Haryana

Budget session: Governor highlights schemes, says 'Viksit Haryana' on track
By Geetanjali Gayatri 07 Mar 2025

Haryana

Haryana committed to water security, farmers’ welfare, says governor as Budget Session gets under way
By Geetanjali Gayatri 07 Mar 2025
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Haryana

Chemists halt sale of psychotropic drugs, Panchkula shops to remain shut from today
By Geetanjali Gayatri 06 Mar 2025

Haryana

Vidhan Sabha session begins today; Budget on March 17
By Geetanjali Gayatri 06 Mar 2025

Haryana

Panchkula distributors, chemists threaten stir over NCB raids
By Geetanjali Gayatri 05 Mar 2025

Haryana

Aravalli Safari park: Boon for tourism or threat to environment?
By Geetanjali Gayatri 24 Feb 2025
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