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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

Parents slam Edu Dept's ‘eyewash’ directive on private publisher books

By Nitish Sharma 07 Apr 2025
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Haryana

Over 30 unrecognised pvt schools identified in Ambala
By Nitish Sharma 05 Apr 2025
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Haryana

Kurukshetra admn to monitor sanitation, traffic movement through CCTVs
By Nitish Sharma 05 Apr 2025

Haryana

Academic session begins, Education Department yet to get data on 25% seats for EWS
By Nitish Sharma 04 Apr 2025

Haryana

Despite crackdown, drug abuse continues to be growing concern
By Nitish Sharma 02 Apr 2025

Haryana

New academic session begins in Haryana govt schools, but books still not available 
By Nitish Sharma 01 Apr 2025
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Haryana

Overflowing drains in Ambala's Ward 10, a cause of inconvenience for  residents
By Nitish Sharma 01 Apr 2025

Haryana

Simultaneous polls will cut costs, improve governance: ONOE panel
By Nitish Sharma 31 Mar 2025

Haryana

Upload papers on recognition to get dues cleared, 609 private schools told
By Nitish Sharma 29 Mar 2025

Haryana

Rs 75L provided for procuring sports items in govt schools
By Nitish Sharma 28 Mar 2025
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