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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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Tenders for 40-km Parwanoo-Shimla ropeway project to be invited soon

By Pratibha Chauhan 20 Jan 2025
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Organisational elections expose factionalism, bickering in BJP
By Pratibha Chauhan 16 Jan 2025
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Govt invites applications for RERA chairman, members
By Pratibha Chauhan 11 Jan 2025

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Shimla’s green belt expanded to Tara Devi
By Pratibha Chauhan 11 Jan 2025

Himachal Pradesh

HP seeks 90:10 funding for power component of Kishau Dam project
By Pratibha Chauhan 09 Jan 2025

Himachal Pradesh

Union Minister made poll incharge; race for state BJP president hots up
By Pratibha Chauhan 04 Jan 2025
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Himachal Pradesh

Raj Bhawan is there to follow norms, not fulfil poll promises, says Guv
By Pratibha Chauhan 03 Jan 2025

Himachal Pradesh

‘Operation Lotus’ exposed fragility of Sukhu govt to political manoeuvring
By Pratibha Chauhan 30 Dec 2024

Himachal Pradesh

No end in sight for state’s financial woes
By Pratibha Chauhan 29 Dec 2024

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British-era church in Shimla stares at collapse
By Pratibha Chauhan 25 Dec 2024
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