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Pratibha Chauhan

Chief of Bureau, Himachal Pradesh

Pratibha Chauhan is Chief of Bureau, Himachal Pradesh. She has an experience of more than 25 years. She covers politics and has keen interest in environmental and socio-cultural issues. She has done Ph.D in Environmental Issues in Development of Himachal. X handle: @pratibhashimla

Articles Written By Pratibha Chauhan

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Himachal Pradesh

Plastic waste disposal: No reply to pollution control board notices, 802 firms get final chance

By Pratibha Chauhan 28 Oct 2024
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Himachal Pradesh

Wildlife corridors in four national parks suggested to protect species
By Pratibha Chauhan 22 Oct 2024
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Himachal Pradesh

Non-Himachalis can’t run homestays on land bought in relaxation of law
By Pratibha Chauhan 22 Oct 2024

Himachal Calling

Himachal Calling: Stricter urban growth regulations face public opposition
By Pratibha Chauhan 21 Oct 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Panel to look into financial health of ailing HPTDC
By Pratibha Chauhan 20 Oct 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Vulture count likely to go up as 506 new nests spotted in Kangra
By Pratibha Chauhan 07 Oct 2024
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Himachal Pradesh

TCP Dept to allow up to 20-storey structures but doubts raised on practicability of move
By Pratibha Chauhan 29 Sep 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Facing flak, Sukhu govt firefights Vikramaditya’s directive on vendor IDs
By Pratibha Chauhan 27 Sep 2024

Himachal Pradesh

No decision taken on making vendors display IDs, clarifies Himachal govt
By Pratibha Chauhan 26 Sep 2024

Himachal Pradesh

On UP lines, Shimla vendors to display their identity
By Pratibha Chauhan 26 Sep 2024
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