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Navneet Rathore

Staff Correspondent

Navneet Rathore is a Shimla based journalist, at present working as Staff Correspondent with The Tribune, Himachal Bureau. He covers crime, police, university, Municipal Corporation and other social and local issues. X handle: @Navneet_305

Articles Written By Navneet Rathore

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Himachal Pradesh

Himachal challan scam alert: Fraudsters use WhatsApp APK links to steal data

By Navneet Rathore 24 Jul 2025
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Himachal Pradesh

Cybercrime tsunami hits Himachal: Six victims every 15 minutes as fraud tactics evolve
By Navneet Rathore 16 Jul 2025
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Himachal Pradesh

Social snare: How everyday apps are fuelling a cybercrime surge in Himachal
By Navneet Rathore 10 Jul 2025

Himachal Pradesh

District Courts in Shimla receive bomb threats
By Navneet Rathore 09 Jul 2025

Himachal Pradesh

Himachal sees wettest June in 12 years
By Navneet Rathore 06 Jul 2025

Himachal Pradesh

People lost Rs 63 cr in cyber frauds from Jan 1 to July 4 this year in Himachal
By Navneet Rathore 06 Jul 2025
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Himachal Pradesh

2 HPU professors inspire with their journeys
By Navneet Rathore 02 Jul 2025

Himachal Pradesh

Khalini-Talland flyover to decongest Shimla roads
By Navneet Rathore 26 Jun 2025

Himachal Pradesh

Crypto craze turns risky: Himachal sees surge in cyber fraud cases
By Navneet Rathore 26 Jun 2025

Himachal Pradesh

HPU opens dual doors for learning
By Navneet Rathore 23 Jun 2025
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