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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

Not satisfied by HC verdict, Yug’s family to approach Supreme Court

By Navneet Rathore 23 Sep 2025
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Himachal Pradesh

11 years on, four-year-old Yug’s family still seeking justice after high court’s verdict
By Navneet Rathore 23 Sep 2025
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Himachal Pradesh

Digital leap: Himachal investigating officials to record evidence in eSakhya app
By Navneet Rathore 20 Sep 2025

Himachal Pradesh

Restoring landslide-hit Shimla area a challenge for PWD, civic body
By Navneet Rathore 17 Sep 2025

Himachal Pradesh

Urine test in Himachal govt colleges to detect drug abuse among students
By Navneet Rathore 11 Sep 2025

Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Police's statewide cybercrime help desks to empower victims
By Navneet Rathore 07 Sep 2025
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Himachal Pradesh

Downpour continues, Kinnaur district cut off from rest of state
By Navneet Rathore 04 Sep 2025

Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh braces for extreme rainfall; red alert Issued for 4 district
By Navneet Rathore 02 Sep 2025

Himachal Pradesh

Himachal sees wettest August in 76 years
By Navneet Rathore 01 Sep 2025

Himachal Pradesh

With 68% surplus rain, Himachal Pradesh records wettest August in 76 years
By Navneet Rathore 01 Sep 2025
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