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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

Farmers end stir, Mohali-Kurali expressway to open on December 15

By Nitin Jain 03 Dec 2025
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Chandigarh

Farmers block Mohali-Kurali highway ahead of its opening
By Nitin Jain 02 Dec 2025
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Chandigarh

On Diamond Jubilee, BSF flags drone threat, border crime spike; steps up winter vigil
By Nitin Jain 02 Dec 2025

Chandigarh

Wastewater flowing into Chandigarh’s N-Choe: Centre admits in Parliament
By Nitin Jain 01 Dec 2025

Chandigarh

Ashwini Vaishnaw, Ravneet Bittu review Chandigarh Railway Station overhaul
By Nitin Jain 28 Nov 2025

Chandigarh

27-day PU dharna ends in ‘fateh’
By Nitin Jain 28 Nov 2025
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Chandigarh

Centre to chip in Rs 4,500 crore over 3 years for Mohali Semi-Conductor Laboratory upgrade
By Nitin Jain 28 Nov 2025

Chandigarh

Centre to spend Rs 4,500 crore to modernise Mohali's Semi-Conductor Laboratory
By Nitin Jain 28 Nov 2025

Chandigarh

PU echoes with dhol beats as celebrations erupt
By Nitin Jain 27 Nov 2025

Chandigarh

Centre notifies PU Senate poll, protesting students call it ‘fateh’
By Nitin Jain 27 Nov 2025
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