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Aparna Banerji

Aparna Banerji is The Tribune's Principal Correspondent based in Jalandhar and has been tracking Doaba's social, political, economic upheavals for the past over 15 years. She covers health, crime, politics, art & culture with a focus on the Dalit demographics in the rural hinterland of Doaba. In Punjab, her coverage spans across Jalandhar, Kapurthala, Nawanshar and Hoshiarpur. She has also reported from Delhi, Maharashtra and West Bengal.

Articles Written By Aparna Banerji

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Amritsar

Infusing art among pupils

By Aparna Banerji 04 Aug 2025
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Amritsar

Setting benchmarks: Jalandhar govt school students shun cheating
By Aparna Banerji 04 Aug 2025
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Jalandhar

Jalandhar Civil Hospital doctors halt OPD services over misbehaviour by patient's kin
By Aparna Banerji 03 Aug 2025

Jalandhar

Flashfloods inundate Kapurthala farmlands as Beas swells; paddy growers brace for losses
By Aparna Banerji 03 Aug 2025

Jalandhar

Jalandhar civil hospital may undergo massive revamp after three oxygen deaths
By Aparna Banerji 03 Aug 2025

Jalandhar

Suspended Jalandhar hospital doctor questions fairness of govt probe
By Aparna Banerji 31 Jul 2025
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Jalandhar

Jalandhar Govt School’s judo academy produces multiple national gold medallists
By Aparna Banerji 31 Jul 2025

Jalandhar

‘Probe into Jalandhar hospital deaths not over yet, more heads to roll’: Health Minister
By Aparna Banerji 31 Jul 2025

Jalandhar

Deaths at Jalandhar hospital: 15-yr-old Archana wanted to be teacher, died due to doctors’ negligence, says family
By Aparna Banerji 30 Jul 2025

Jalandhar

Deaths expose critical gaps in Jalandhar Civil Hospital's emergency care
By Aparna Banerji 29 Jul 2025
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