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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

Welfare Committee of Punjab Vidhan Sabha reviews implementation of schemes for SCs, STs and BCs in Patiala

By Aman Sood 24 Jul 2025
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Patiala

Dr Dharamvira Gandhi urges Nitin Gadkari to approve 4-lane Patiala–Patran Highway
By Aman Sood 23 Jul 2025
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Punjab

Transformer thefts by drug addicts cause Rs 250-crore loss to PSPCL
By Aman Sood 22 Jul 2025

Punjab

Heavy rain a bane for Himachal, a boon for Punjab’s reservoirs
By Aman Sood 22 Jul 2025

Patiala

Patiala district administration to raze ramp near marriage palace after opposition by locals
By Aman Sood 21 Jul 2025

Patiala

Punjabi University's Law Dept studies legal framework concerning noise pollution
By Aman Sood 20 Jul 2025
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Punjab

Excise Dept moves to recover Rs 340 crore from liquor traders
By Aman Sood 18 Jul 2025

Punjab

Will complete internal probe: Patiala cops on Col Bath case
By Aman Sood 17 Jul 2025

Patiala

Drug addict sets house on fire in Patiala village after family refuses money
By Aman Sood 17 Jul 2025

Punjab

Punjab’s obsession for SUVs, guns and expensive dogs is no big swag
By Aman Sood 15 Jul 2025
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