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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

IMD issues orange alert for heavy rainfall in Chandigarh on Wednesday

By Nitin Jain 26 Aug 2025
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Chandigarh

Chandigarh government school teacher bags National Award
By Nitin Jain 25 Aug 2025
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Chandigarh

Brace for widespread heavy to very heavy rainfall on Tuesday, Wednesday
By Nitin Jain 25 Aug 2025

Chandigarh

UT Finance-Tec City plan contrary to Centre’s stand: Chandigarh MP Manish Tewari
By Nitin Jain 24 Aug 2025

Chandigarh

Moderate downpour drenches Tricity, yellow alert for two days
By Nitin Jain 24 Aug 2025

Chandigarh

Chandigarh admn silent on Centre’s queries amid bureaucratic red tape: MP Manish Tewari
By Nitin Jain 22 Aug 2025
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Chandigarh

Brace for 5‑day rain spell in Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana from Friday
By Nitin Jain 21 Aug 2025

Chandigarh

Brace for heavy to very heavy rain from Friday; IMD issues alert for 5 days
By Nitin Jain 20 Aug 2025

Chandigarh

MP Manish Tewari opposes hike in conversion charges in Chandigarh
By Nitin Jain 20 Aug 2025

Chandigarh

Centre to modernise, upgrade Semi-Conductor Laboratory in Mohali
By Nitin Jain 20 Aug 2025
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