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Ravinder Saini

Principal Correspondent

Ravinder Saini is the Principal Correspondent at The Tribune, covering the Rohtak, Jhajjar, Rewari, and Mahendragarh districts of Haryana. Working with The Tribune since 2008, his areas of interest include Politics, Education and Health. Email: ravindersainitribune@gmail.com | X account: @rsainiscribe

Articles Written By Ravinder Saini

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Haryana

Farmers worried as water yet to be drained out of fields

By Ravinder Saini 17 Nov 2025
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Haryana

Khattar unveils digital platforms for public grievances in Rohtak
By Ravinder Saini 16 Nov 2025
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Haryana

Koriawas naming controversy settled; hospital to bear Rao Tularam’s name
By Ravinder Saini 16 Nov 2025

Haryana

Rohtak health university bars staff from speaking to media without approval
By Ravinder Saini 15 Nov 2025

Haryana

Tentative schedule for college principals’ online transfers out
By Ravinder Saini 15 Nov 2025

Haryana

Rohtak police nab double murder accused after shootout
By Ravinder Saini 14 Nov 2025
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Haryana

Ensure NSS volunteers don’t clean, mop: Dept to coordinators
By Ravinder Saini 14 Nov 2025

Haryana

Alarming rise in head & neck cancer cases
By Ravinder Saini 13 Nov 2025

Haryana

Explainer: Why Rohtak made biometric attendance mandatory for govt employees
By Ravinder Saini 13 Nov 2025

Haryana

Power supply to 8 illegal metal melting units snapped
By Ravinder Saini 12 Nov 2025
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