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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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Punjab

Punjab close second behind Delhi in drug trafficking cases in 2024: NCB

By Animesh Singh 19 Sep 2025
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India

2 Assam Rifles men killed, 5 injured in Manipur ambush
By Animesh Singh 19 Sep 2025
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Punjab

Punjab second in drug trafficking cases: NCB
By Animesh Singh 19 Sep 2025

Punjab

Drug trafficking by drones rose in Punjab last yr: NCB data
By Animesh Singh 18 Sep 2025

India

CEC shielding ‘vote chors’, undermining democracy: Rahul Gandhi; election panel rubbishes claim
By Animesh Singh 18 Sep 2025

India

Rahul Gandhi’s allegations on vote theft baseless, incorrect: Election Commission
By Animesh Singh 18 Sep 2025
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3-phase Bihar poll likely from first week of November
By Animesh Singh 17 Sep 2025

India

PM in Manipur: Politics or peace?
By Animesh Singh 17 Sep 2025

India

Have worst system of picking election commissioners: Quraishi
By Animesh Singh 15 Sep 2025

India

Manipur sees fresh violence a day after PM Modi’s visit
By Animesh Singh 15 Sep 2025
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