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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

Alert sounded for Patiala villages after fresh rain in Ghaggar catchment area

By Aman Sood 19 Aug 2025
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Chandigarh

Patiala admin sounds flood alert in over a dozen villages along Ghaggar river
By Aman Sood 19 Aug 2025
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Punjab

BJP woos farmers at Rajpura rally, claims credit for withdrawal of land pooling policy
By Aman Sood 17 Aug 2025

Patiala

Punjabi University develops technology to convert spoken Punjabi into Indian Sign Language
By Aman Sood 17 Aug 2025

Punjab

Heavy rains raise water levels in HP, boost power generation prospects
By Aman Sood 17 Aug 2025

Patiala

Language Dept writes to Punjab AG office for using Punjabi in official work
By Aman Sood 14 Aug 2025
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Patiala

Power unions call off strike after government clears employee demands
By Aman Sood 14 Aug 2025

Punjab

Explainer: Impact of changes in pollution control norms for thermal power plants
By Aman Sood 13 Aug 2025

Punjab

Giani Harpreet Singh defied Dec 2 edict: Sukhbir Badal
By Aman Sood 11 Aug 2025

Patiala

MP Dharamvira Gandhi meets Railways Minister; discusses proposal to divert Jan Shatabdi or Vande Bharat via Patiala
By Aman Sood 08 Aug 2025
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