Leena Dhankhar is an author and Chief Correspondent for Hindustan Times, specializing in special investigations related to crime, excise, courts, education, and district administration. With a focus on local news in India, particularly in Haryana and Gurugram, Leena's articles provide in-depth coverage of various issues and events impacting the region.
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Leena Dhankhar's focus is primarily local, covering crime stories and government announcements in India, specifically in the Haryana region. She appears to be particularly interested in evolving crime stories and breaking news related to law enforcement and open jails.
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MCG will deploy four specialised teams across city zones to identify and penalise those using, storing, or selling banned plastic items
The conflict dates back to January 2024, when the Haryana government issued a preliminary notice to Ecogreen for alleged irregularities in its services
By: Leena Dhankhar
Gurugram, Nov. 15 -- The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (H-Rera) in Gurugram directed Pareena Infrastructures Private Limited to hand over
Gurugram, Nov. 15 -- The United Association of New Gurugram (UANG), a collective of resident welfare associations, have submitted a formal proposal
Gurugram, Nov. 15 -- As Gurugram battles its first intense smog of the season, residents submitted a formal appeal to the chief secretary of the
By: Leena Dhankhar
Gurugram, Nov. 15 -- The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) and the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) have launched a joint
UANG and representatives from GLS-92, Signature Roselia-95A, ROF Ananda-95, and Pyramid Urban Homes-86 asked MCM to allocate land
GMDA and MCG launch a drive to remove roadside encroachments in Gurugram, targeting shops and vendors violating public space regulations.
By: Leena Dhankhar
The firm was also directed to execute the conveyance deed in favour of the homebuyer after settling the dues
By: Leena Dhankhar
Gurugram faces severe smog; residents urge action against local pollution sources. They seek stricter monitoring, penalties for waste burning, and vehicle restrictions.
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