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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

Storm hits power supply in Malwa belt, PSPCL scrambles to restore electricity

By Aman Sood 21 May 2025
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Punjab

Cancel Dhadrianwale rape-murder case: SIT
By Aman Sood 19 May 2025
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Punjab

Punjab: Power demand crosses 12,700 MW
By Aman Sood 19 May 2025

Patiala

Student arrested in Kaithal for spying; Patiala police launch probe
By Aman Sood 17 May 2025

Patiala

1,200 litres of hooch seized from drain in Patiala's Hajipur village
By Aman Sood 15 May 2025

Punjab

To give ‘extra kick’, makers of illegal liquor use dried skin of lizards, frogs
By Aman Sood 14 May 2025
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Punjab

Lizards, frogs for that ‘extra kick’ is what go into the making of illegally prepared hooch
By Aman Sood 14 May 2025

Punjab

High cost of cheap liquor: Why hooch stays in demand in Punjab?
By Aman Sood 14 May 2025

Punjab

Amritsar liquor tragedy: Key accused, two Ludhiana traders among 11 arrested
By PK Jaiswar 13 May 2025

Punjab

Punjab: Wildlife Department plans more camera traps to spot rare animals
By Aman Sood 12 May 2025
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