Vishal Rambani is an Assistant Editor at Hindustan Times. With over a decade of experience, he covers a range of topics including politics, crime, and socio-economic issues, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news. His investigative work has been featured in Hindustan Times Syndication, Hindustan Times, and MSN.
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Vishal Rambani's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and political affairs in Punjab, India. His articles often highlight official announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories related to politics, governance, corruption, and investigations.
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By: Vishal Rambani
The meeting was convened to discuss strengthening the party organisation and chalk out a strategy for the 2027 Punjab assembly elections.
By: Vishal Rambani
Bhagwant Mann cabinet scraps middleman system with two new Bills, greenlights anti-graft courts, and revamps DA panel.
By: Vishal Rambani
The ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) won more than 48 percent of the wards in Punjab's civic body elections, with chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Friday
By: Vishal Rambani
Chandigarh, June 4 -- Former Himachal Pradesh chief secretary Sanjay Gupta, a 1988-batch IAS officer who retired on May 31, on Tuesday assumed charge
Sanjay Gupta’s name was finalised by a three-member panel headed by Punjab chief secretary KAP Sinha. Power minister Tarunpreet Singh Sond administered the oath of office. He succeeds former Punjab bureaucrat Vishwajit Khanna, who retired on April 22
By: Vishal Rambani
Dayalan termed it a routine transfer. “Due to certain health issues and a surgery, I had requested a posting where there is comparatively less work. There is no link between my transfer and any issue, as is being projected by others,” he said.
By: Vishal Rambani
Dayalan termed it a routine transfer. “Due to certain health issues and a surgery, I had requested a posting where there is comparatively less work. There is no link between my transfer and any issue, as is being projected by others,” he said.
Chandigarh, June 9 -- Rebel Akali MLA from Dakha Manpreet Singh Ayali is set to join the Amritpal Singh-led Akali Dal (Waris Punjab De) in Chandigarh on Tuesday.
Ayali had resigned from all posts of the SAD (Punar Surjit) on May 20, including as convener of the coordination committee formed to explore the possibility of forging an alliance between the SAD (Punar Surjit) and Akali Dal (Waris Punjab De).
By: Vishal Rambani
The panel includes Ajay Maken, Meenakshi Natarajan and Bhajan Lal Jatav, who have been assigned the role of observers
