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Nitin Jain

Special Correspondent

Nitin Jain is City Head of the Chandigarh Bureau and Special Correspondent of The Tribune newspaper. He has earlier headed the Ludhiana and Ambala bureaus of The Tribune and has worked in the newspaper since 2015. He can be reached at nitin.jain@tribunemail.com. His X handle is @nitinthetribune

Articles Written By Nitin Jain

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Chandigarh

Chandigarh Metro stuck in red tape: MP pushes Centre for Rs 25,000 crore boost

By Nitin Jain 4 hours ago
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Chandigarh

Despite government claims, 55,000 MT of unprocessed waste still lying at Dadumajra dump site
By Nitin Jain 4 hours ago
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Chandigarh

Chandigarh tops region in solar plant initiative: Centre
By Nitin Jain 20 hours ago

Chandigarh

Punjab clears decks to acquire 5,100 acres in Mohali via old law
By Nitin Jain 09 Dec 2025

Chandigarh

Centre rules out directly elected Mayor for Chandigarh, MP’s Bill still on track
By Nitin Jain 09 Dec 2025

Chandigarh

Rs 12K-cr, 244-km Tricity ring road to end region’s gridlock by 2026
By Nitin Jain 06 Dec 2025
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Chandigarh

Private Bill won’t change Chandigarh governance without consensus: Jain
By Nitin Jain 06 Dec 2025

Chandigarh

Seasonal Chandigarh streams choking: MP sounds alarm in LS
By Nitin Jain 05 Dec 2025

Chandigarh

‘Chandigarh’s seasonal streams are choking’: MP Tewari sounds alarm in Lok Sabha
By Nitin Jain 05 Dec 2025

Chandigarh

MP Manish Tewari moves Bill seeking directly‑elected Mayor with 5‑year tenure for Chandigarh
By Nitin Jain 05 Dec 2025
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