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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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Patiala

Engineers' lobby challenges Punjab government on power sector issues

By Aman Sood 29 Nov 2025
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Patiala

Powercom employees join nationwide protest against Electricity (Amendment) Bill, privatisation
By Aman Sood 28 Nov 2025
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Punjab

PSPCL struggles as govt depts owe Rs 2,500 cr in power dues
By Aman Sood 24 Nov 2025

Punjab

Farm fires down to 50% as season nears end
By Aman Sood 24 Nov 2025

Patiala

Patiala Police nab 2 Bambiha Gang shooters after encounter
By Aman Sood 23 Nov 2025

Punjab

NOC no longer needed, unapproved colony residents queue up for power connections
By Aman Sood 22 Nov 2025
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Patiala

Punjab's power engineers to go on strike from next week
By Aman Sood 20 Nov 2025

Patiala

‘350-foot pillar honouring Guru Tegh Bahadur should be installed at Anandpur Sahib’: Chandumajra writes to PM Modi
By Aman Sood 20 Nov 2025

Patiala

Cops dig up Nabha EO’s house, find missing tractor-trailer parts
By Mohit Khanna 20 Nov 2025

Punjab

After backlash, PSPCL withdraws notice issued to woman Chief Engineer
By Aman Sood 18 Nov 2025
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