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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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Haryana

Tangri leaves industrial area, NH-444A inundated in Ambala

By Nitish Sharma 04 Sep 2025
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Haryana

Heavy flow in rivers continues; Ambala, Kurukshetra residents, admn on toes
By Nitish Sharma 04 Sep 2025
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Haryana

Ambala, Kurukshetra inundated due to heavy rains
By Nitish Sharma 03 Sep 2025

Simply Haryana

Explainer: Kurukshetra’s Mahabharata-themed centre unlikely to be ready by Oct-end
By Nitish Sharma 03 Sep 2025

Haryana

Ghaggar, Markanda flowing above danger mark, triggers panic in Ambala, K'shetra
By Nitish Sharma 03 Sep 2025

Haryana

Markanda in spate, admn on toes in Kurukshetra
By Nitish Sharma 02 Sep 2025
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Haryana farm unions come together to collect relief material for Punjab
By Nitish Sharma 02 Sep 2025

Haryana

After dwarf virus hits paddy, rivers leave Kurukshetra farmers anxious
By Nitish Sharma 01 Sep 2025

Haryana

Inundated areas in Ambala, Kurukshetra inconvenience residents, commuters
By Nitish Sharma 01 Sep 2025

Haryana

As Tangri water recedes from Ambala colonies, residents struggle with sludge left behind
By Nitish Sharma 30 Aug 2025
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