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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

Former BJP Muktsar president, others detained ahead of outreach camp in Malout

By Archit Watts 24 Aug 2025
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Punjab

Rs 20L fertiliser, seeds seized from illegal Lambi godown
By Archit Watts 21 Aug 2025
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Punjab

Residents celebrate demolition of woman 'drug' peddler’s house in Punjab village; distribute ‘laddoos’
By Archit Watts 21 Aug 2025

Punjab

Dalit youth’s kin face boycott in Punjab's Malout post inter-caste marriage
By Archit Watts 16 Aug 2025

Bathinda

Group Captain Ranjeet Singh Sidhu from Muktsar to get Vir Chakra
By Archit Watts 14 Aug 2025

Punjab

Month on, fields at Muktsar village still submerged
By Archit Watts 12 Aug 2025
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Bathinda

Muktsar: US tariffs trigger early shrimp harvest, farmers hit
By Archit Watts 11 Aug 2025

Punjab

3 months on, Malout awaits regular SDM
By Archit Watts 09 Aug 2025

Punjab

After clinching gold in South Korea, skating champion Amandeep gets rousing welcome in Malout
By Archit Watts 06 Aug 2025

Sports

Punjab cager Palpreet named India captain for Asia Cup
By Archit Watts 05 Aug 2025
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