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Archit Watts

Principal Correspondent

Archit Watts is Principal Correspondent with The Tribune. He covers Muktsar district of Punjab, writing on various domains including politics, agriculture, health, crime, and education. He has previously worked in Jammu and Chandigarh. X handle: @archit0078 Email: archit@tribunemail.com

Articles Written By Archit Watts

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Bathinda

Minister, Muktsar MLA at odds, appoint own arhtiya body heads

By Archit Watts 22 Sep 2025
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Bathinda

2 ex-CMs’ kin among 13 in fray for Muktsar district Congress chief post
By Archit Watts 22 Sep 2025
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Bathinda

14 more inmates booked in two violent incidents at Muktsar jail
By Archit Watts 22 Sep 2025

Delhi

Ferozepur-Delhi Vande Bharat train launch announcement on Sept 23: Ravneet Bittu
By Archit Watts 21 Sep 2025

Bathinda

Violence erupts twice at Muktsar jail in three days
By Archit Watts 20 Sep 2025

Bathinda

Malout gets regular SDM after four and a half months
By Archit Watts 20 Sep 2025
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Punjab

Muktsar police nab Bathinda drug cartel kingpin’s brother, aide with 4kg heroin
By Archit Watts 19 Sep 2025

Bathinda

Muktsar Civil Hospital gets regular SMO after nearly two years
By Archit Watts 17 Sep 2025

Bathinda

Potholes, wild growth on Kotkapura-Jalalabad bypass road in Muktsar put commuters at risk
By Archit Watts 15 Sep 2025

Bathinda

Punjab minister Baljit Kaur 1st to hand out cash to flood-hit families in Malout
By Archit Watts 12 Sep 2025
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