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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

Centre ‘discriminated against HP’, denied special assistance

By Pratibha Chauhan 02 Dec 2024
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Himachal Pradesh

Himachal CM Sukhu slams Centre for ‘discriminatory’ allocation of tourism funds
By Pratibha Chauhan 02 Dec 2024
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Himachal Pradesh

Big relief for state, no forest clearance required for ropeway projects now
By Pratibha Chauhan 30 Nov 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Will revive hotels: HP seeks review of HC order
By Pratibha Chauhan 21 Nov 2024

Himachal Pradesh

I'm for Himachal's ‘interest’, judiciary too must bear its ‘caretaker’ role, says CM Sukhu
By Pratibha Chauhan 19 Nov 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Will examine high court order, says CM Sukhu as he faces heat over Himachal Bhawan attachment
By Pratibha Chauhan 19 Nov 2024
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Himachal Bhawan in Delhi faces attachment as state fails to pay power firm Rs 64 crore
By Pratibha Chauhan 19 Nov 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Govt to challenge High Court order on Chief Parliamentary Secretaries appointment in Supreme Court
By Pratibha Chauhan 13 Nov 2024

Himachal Pradesh

Govt identifies 50 hectares in Kinnaur to relocate Army’s ammunition depot
By Pratibha Chauhan 11 Nov 2024

Himachal Pradesh

HP govt to restrict height of valley-side buildings along NHs for better view
By Pratibha Chauhan 09 Nov 2024
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