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Naina Mishra
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Senior Correspondent, Hindustan Times
Chandigarh
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Biography
I have been working as a journalist since December 2017 and presently employed with The Tribune, Chandigarh, as Staff Correspondent. My areas include Health, Education, Social Welfare Department. As a Health reporter, currently reporting on Covid-19 related data based stories analyzing trends and research trials in health institutes of Chandigarh I began my career with The Tribune and was first posted to Ludhiana for the local edition as a part of six months of training. I travelled to villages in the district to highlight the plight of rural education. I have been working in Chandigarh Tribune since September 2018. During my stint, I have touched upon and dug each and every aspect of school education.
Though I have my opinions, I will most likely steer clear of sports and politics
Content
By Naina Mishra Verified| Hindustan Times Verified Digging deeper into digital arrest scam where a retired Colonel was duped of ₹3.4 crore, police have found that the scam money routed through 250 bank accounts and the arrested individuals are either account holders or handlers involved in the fraud and not the masterminds. According to the police, the majority of the arrested individuals had allowed their accounts to be used in exchange for a 1% commission, while the rest of the defrauded money was siphoned off to unknown beneficiaries.
By Naina Mishra Verified| Hindustan Times Verified Now, the entry of common citizens to the police headquarters will be regulated through an online portal – ‘Swagatam’. The new system replaces the earlier walk-in pass mechanism, aiming to streamline the visitor entry process and enhance security within the premises that house sensitive law enforcement data. The initiative was launched by the Government of India in 2021.
By Naina Mishra Verified| HT Syndication@ Chandigarh, April 14 -- Despite the growing menace of drunken driving, only 10.8% of the total violators were recommended for driving licence (DL) suspension by the court in year 2023, 2024 and up to March 13 in 2025, reveals data shared by Chandigarh Traffic Police. The data reveals a significant gap between the number of challans issued and actual deterrent action taken through licence suspensions - a prerogative of the court under prevailing traffic laws.
Company Info
Hindustan Times
Hindustan Times is a prominent Indian English-language daily newspaper and media conglomerate, established in 1924 by Sunder Singh Lyallpuri. The newspaper was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi and has since grown under the ownership of the Birla family, currently led by Shobhana Bhartia. Headquartered in New Delhi, it has a daily circulation of 738,154 copies and operates in several cities, including Mumbai, Lucknow, and Chandigarh. HT Media offers a range of print publications, including its flagship Hindustan Times, the Hindi daily Hindustan, and the business newspaper Mint. It also produces magazines like Kadambini and Nandan. The company has a strong digital presence with platforms such as HindustanTimes.com, Livemint.com, Shine.com, and HTCampus.com. Additionally, it operates radio stations like Fever 104 FM and Radio One, and has expanded its portfolio through acquisitions, including the financial news platform VCCircle. HT Media plays a significant role in shaping public opinion and adapting to the changing media landscape in India.
New Delhi, Delhi, India
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Founded: 1924