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Aman Sood

Principal Correspondent

Aman Sood is a Principal Correspondent with The Tribune covering Patiala and Fatehgarh Sahib districts. He reports on Power sector, Crime, Police, Congress, Akali Dal, Wildlife, Environment, administration etc. X handle: @amansoodd

Articles Written By Aman Sood

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Punjab

Despite Supreme Court rap, Punjab yet to turn up heat on farmers burning stubble

By Aman Sood 22 Sep 2025
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Patiala

Union Minister Naik reviews flood damage in Punjab, pledges government support
By Aman Sood 21 Sep 2025
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Patiala

Estimated 8,000 acres of paddy hit in Patiala by dwarf virus, false smut; minister assures adequate compensation
By Aman Sood 21 Sep 2025

Punjab

As govt eyes prime power corp properties, unions up in arms
By Aman Sood 19 Sep 2025

Punjab

Power corp unions protest govt move to monetise ‘prime’ assets
By Aman Sood 19 Sep 2025

Patiala

Despite EC denial, officials relieved for 2 days, put on SIR-related drive in Punjab
By Aman Sood 15 Sep 2025
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Patiala

Five days after attack on ex-cops in Patiala jail, police yet to quiz accused
By Aman Sood 15 Sep 2025

Punjab

CEO office denies SIR of electoral rolls in Punjab; though process is already on
By Aman Sood 14 Sep 2025

Punjab

EC sets ball rolling for SIR in flood-hit Punjab, chief poll officer orders update of voter lists
By Aman Sood 14 Sep 2025

Punjab

Shiv Sena leader’s ‘killer’ brutally attacks ex-DSP, 2 other cops in Patiala jail
By Aman Sood 10 Sep 2025
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