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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

Come 2025, key Shimla Smart City projects to see light of day

By Navneet Rathore 30 Dec 2024
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Himachal Pradesh

Rs 100-cr Central grant proved boon for Himachal Pradesh University
By Navneet Rathore 29 Dec 2024
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Himachal Pradesh

Seizures declined but ‘chitta’ still major threat in state
By Navneet Rathore 28 Dec 2024

Lifestyle

Come Christmas and the oldest churches of the region become the melting pot of eastern and western sensibilities
By Navneet Rathore 24 Dec 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Shimla’s Christ Church gets makeover ahead of Christmas
By Navneet Rathore 22 Dec 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Govt calendar for 2025 to be available from December 26
By Navneet Rathore 17 Dec 2024
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Himachal Pradesh

Special awareness campaign for food safety launched in Shimla
By Navneet Rathore 17 Dec 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Junga to be developed as potato seed village
By Navneet Rathore 17 Dec 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Irregular water supply in Shimla wards sparks public outrage
By Navneet Rathore 16 Dec 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Suicide cases rise by 7.91% in state
By Navneet Rathore 01 Dec 2024
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