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Naina Mishra

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Chandigarh
As seen in: Hindustan Times, MSN India, Tribune (India), HT Syndication
Covers:  Covid-19, health, public health issues, education, government schools
Tracking power, policy & the city Crime | Urban Planning | Governance Senior Correspondent @htTweets Ex @thetribunechd

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Naina Mishra’s Biography

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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…

Naina Mishra’s Journalist Portfolio

42% health workers in Chandigarh still not fully vaccinated

42% health workers in Chandigarh still not fully vaccinated

Nearly five months after a nationwide inoculation drive was started for them in mid-January, at least 42 per …

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OPDs shut, pandemic adds to non-Covid patients' pain

OPDs shut, pandemic adds to non-Covid patients' pain

Tribune News Service Naina Mishra Tribune News Service Chandigarh, June 16 The pandemic played havoc with the…

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After high court junks flyover, Chandigarh looks at underground mobility solutions

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By Naina Mishra Verified
| HT Syndication
Chandigarh, July 19 -- Even as the fate of Tribune Chowk flyover hangs in balance following Punjab and Haryana high court's orders, the UT administration has started exploring an alternative solution to address the city's growing traffic issues - a mobility solution that runs beneath, not above, the city roads.
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After high court junks flyover, Chandigarh looks at underground mobility solutions

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By Naina Mishra Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
Even as the fate of Tribune Chowk flyover hangs in balance following Punjab and Haryana high court’s orders, the UT administration has started exploring an alternative solution to address the city’s growing traffic issues – a mobility solution that runs beneath, not above, the city roads.
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Chandigarh: One in 8 voters didn’t submit enumeration forms, risk being left out of electoral roll

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By Naina Mishra Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
Nearly one in eight registered voters in Chandigarh have not submitted their enumeration forms, handed out to them as part of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026 exercise, putting them at risk for being left out of the draft electoral roll. The UT administration has decided that the unverified names will not feature in the draft electoral roll to be published on July 21.
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How is social media changing news?

People prefer short news , they don't have time to read newspapers and articles. Social media is changing the structure of news. But along with this misinformation spreads quickly on social media. A perfect example of this is that in covid, people took steroids, the information they took from social media

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Always in writing

What's your favorite social network?

It is Twitter