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Nitish Sharma

Staff Correspondent

Nitish Sharma is a Staff Correspondent. He covers Haryana’s Ambala and Kurukshetra districts. He cover all beats including politics, administration, railways, agriculture, education, health, tourism and crime. X handle: @nitishkarnal

Articles Written By Nitish Sharma

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Amritsar

Haryana Sikh panel writes to SGPC, seeks land to build ‘serai’ in Amritsar

By Nitish Sharma 30 May 2025
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Haryana

Explainer: Dispute between Cong MLA, BJP councillors hots up
By Nitish Sharma 29 May 2025
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Haryana

Thanesar MC meeting cancelled again
By Nitish Sharma 28 May 2025

Haryana

Sunflower harvesting gains pace, Haryana farmers await procurement
By Nitish Sharma 27 May 2025

Haryana

Panchayat byelections in Ambala dist on June 15
By Nitish Sharma 24 May 2025

Haryana

Recognition will be withdrawn if RTE seats not declared, pvt schools warned
By Nitish Sharma 24 May 2025
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Haryana

Advance procurement of sunflower seed, farmers’ union urges CM Saini
By Nitish Sharma 24 May 2025

Haryana

Jagdish Singh Jhinda elected Haryana gurdwara panel president
By Nitish Sharma 23 May 2025

Haryana

Kurukshetra: Scuffle breaks out between MLA, councillor's husband
By Nitish Sharma 23 May 2025

Haryana

Rs 10.86 crore to be spent on renovation of community centres in Kurukshetra
By Nitish Sharma 22 May 2025
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