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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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ED arrests Chhattisgarh ex-CM Bhupesh Baghel’s son in liquor scam

By Animesh Singh 18 Jul 2025
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MPs flag concern over issuance of Aadhaar to illegal migrants, data leak during Parl panel meet
By Animesh Singh 17 Jul 2025
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From ‘sure’ to ‘probable’, ECI shifts stance on 35 lakh Bihar’s missing voters, seeks recheck
By Animesh Singh 17 Jul 2025

India

Parliamentary panel adopts report on Income Tax Bill, suggests 285 changes
By Animesh Singh 16 Jul 2025

India

Mining Bill among eight to be introduced in monsoon session
By Animesh Singh 16 Jul 2025

Delhi

Modi's reliance on his trusted set of lieutenants
By Animesh Singh 16 Jul 2025
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Centre invites bids to select architect for proposed Yuge Yugeen Bharat museum
By Animesh Singh 15 Jul 2025

India

Hold Aadhaar verification of jail inmates: Centre to states
By Animesh Singh 15 Jul 2025

India

Key BJP ally TDP takes on EC, asks it to define scope of roll revision
By Animesh Singh 15 Jul 2025

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Aiming to end Naxalism by next March, Centre working on four-pronged strategy
By Animesh Singh 13 Jul 2025
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