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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

Private schools in Haryana flag concerns over CET exam dates

By Nitish Sharma 20 Jul 2025
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Haryana

Gita contest winners cry foul after prize money split
By Nitish Sharma 19 Jul 2025
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Haryana

Stalled science centre project in Ambala set to resume soon
By Nitish Sharma 19 Jul 2025

Haryana

To strengthen info network, IG Ambala directs special units to rope in 'police mitras'
By Nitish Sharma 16 Jul 2025

Haryana

Private schools face action for denying RTE admissions without valid reason
By Nitish Sharma 15 Jul 2025

Haryana

Hop-on-hop-off bus service for tourists unveiled in Kurukshetra
By Nitish Sharma 14 Jul 2025
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Haryana

Wait for all-weather swimming pool to function at full capacity gets longer
By Nitish Sharma 13 Jul 2025

Haryana

Study bus stands on PPP mode in other states: Vij to Transport Dept
By Nitish Sharma 13 Jul 2025

Haryana

Kurukshetra to get mythological makeover
By Nitish Sharma 12 Jul 2025

Haryana

Explore possibility of cargo terminal near Ambala airport: Vij to aviation ministry
By Nitish Sharma 12 Jul 2025
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