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Harsh Yadav

Tribune News Service

Harsh Kumar Yadav is a Trainee Staff Correspondent with The Tribune, reporting from Delhi. He covers education in city. You can follow him on Twitter @ydv_harshh

Articles Written By Harsh Yadav

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Smart India Hackathon finale kicks off with 8K students across 60 centres

By Harsh Yadav 5 hours ago
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Two flyers from Bangkok held at IGIA with over 17 kg drug valued over Rs 17 cr
By Harsh Yadav 8 hours ago
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Concerns grow over DU’s new seat matrix plan
By Harsh Yadav 07 Dec 2025

Delhi

Govt launches ‘Delhi AI Grind’ to make students future ready
By Harsh Yadav 07 Dec 2025

Delhi

DU, Russian varsity join hands to set up space mirror lab
By Harsh Yadav 05 Dec 2025

Delhi

DU Vice-Chancellor calls for regular faculty appointments
By Harsh Yadav 05 Dec 2025
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Delhi

Toxic haze keeps athletes indoors, disrupts training routines
By Harsh Yadav 04 Dec 2025

Delhi

Music, poetry, satire: Residents, students protest Delhi’s air crisis
By Harsh Yadav 03 Dec 2025

Delhi

L-G reduces penalty on MCD teacher, calls original punishment ‘excessive’
By Harsh Yadav 03 Dec 2025

Delhi

Delhi Govt launches free coaching for meritorious students
By Harsh Yadav 01 Dec 2025
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