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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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Senior Cong leaders Ajay Rai, Deepender Hooda rally for NSUI candidates in DU polls

By Harsh Yadav 16 Sep 2025
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As DUSU polls draw closer, slogan war heats up on campus
By Harsh Yadav 15 Sep 2025
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Delhi

Teachers’ assn condemns varsity’s decision to oust associate professor
By Harsh Yadav 15 Sep 2025

Delhi

Ahead of DUSU polls, singer Masoom rallies for ABVP, Sachin Pilot backs NSUI
By Harsh Yadav 15 Sep 2025

Delhi

In DUSU polls, lesser-known unions silently strive for students’ cause
By Harsh Yadav 14 Sep 2025

Delhi

Women-centric demands take centre stage in DUSU elections
By Harsh Yadav 12 Sep 2025
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Delhi

NSUI unveils dual manifesto for DU poll, women’s rights core agenda
By Harsh Yadav 12 Sep 2025

Delhi

Battle lines drawn, 21 in fray for DU Students’ Union elections
By Harsh Yadav 11 Sep 2025

Delhi

NSUI stirs DUSU poll pot, fields woman candidate for top post after 5 yrs
By Harsh Yadav 11 Sep 2025

Delhi

Rail traffic noise in slums far over WHO norms, reveals study
By Harsh Yadav 11 Sep 2025
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