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Animesh Singh

Animesh Singh is a Special Correspondent with The Tribune since November 2023. He writes on issues related to internal affairs and security, covers probe agencies, reports on policy issues, Parliamentary affairs and polity.

Articles Written By Animesh Singh

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On first visit since 2023 ethnic clashes, PM vows to turn Manipur into symbol of peace

By Animesh Singh 8 hours ago
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PM Modi in Manipur today; to reach out to violence-hit
By Animesh Singh 12 Sep 2025
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Jagdeep Chhokar, co-founder of Association for Democratic Reforms, dies at 81; body to be donated
By Animesh Singh 12 Sep 2025

India

Jagdeep Dhankhar attends Radhakrishnan’s swearing-in in first public appearance since resignation
By Animesh Singh 12 Sep 2025

India

Manipur groups welcome PM’s visit, oppose celebratory events
By Animesh Singh 11 Sep 2025

Delhi

TMC, SP, AAP refusal to join JPC deepens Centre-Opposition rift
By Animesh Singh 11 Sep 2025
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All-India revision of electoral rolls likely in October
By Animesh Singh 10 Sep 2025

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Radhakrishnan next V-P, Reddy’s count hints at cross-voting
By Animesh Singh 09 Sep 2025

India

NDA candidate CP Radhakrishnan elected India's next Vice President
By Aditi Tandon 09 Sep 2025

India

PM Modi casts 1st vote in Vice-President poll; Radhakrishnan prays at temple
By Aditi Tandon 09 Sep 2025
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