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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

Spurt in crime incidents in 2023 as compared to 2022

By Navneet Rathore 22 Nov 2024
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Himachal Pradesh

Mandi’s old prison to become women’s jail
By Navneet Rathore 18 Nov 2024
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Himachal Pradesh

Kullu sub jail to be upgraded as first dist prison of Lahaul-Spiti
By Navneet Rathore 11 Nov 2024

Himachal Pradesh

7 of 10 cybercrime cases in state of digital arrest
By Navneet Rathore 10 Nov 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Weekend tourist flow looks up in Shimla, hotel occupancy 45%
By Navneet Rathore 03 Nov 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Shimla, Solan, Kangra districts to have new jails
By Navneet Rathore 29 Oct 2024
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Himachal Pradesh

Shimla, Kullu dists most vulnerable to drug menace
By Navneet Rathore 23 Oct 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Retired employees most vulnerable to cyber frauds in Himachal Pradesh
By Navneet Rathore 20 Oct 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Calling: Rise in drug menace posing threat to youth
By Navneet Rathore 14 Oct 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Mandi most unsafe district for women, Lahaul-Spiti is safest
By Navneet Rathore 14 Oct 2024
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