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Archit Watts

Senior Staff Correspondent

[Author Name] covers Muktsar district of Punjab, writing on various domains including politics, agriculture, health, crime, and education. He has previously worked in Jammu and Chandigarh.

Articles Written By Archit Watts

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Punjab

Two arrested for murder of Punjab bizman killed in shootout, cop hurt

By Archit Watts 08 Jul 2025
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Punjab

Abohar bizman shot dead in brazen daylight attack, 4th killing in 10 days
By Archit Watts 07 Jul 2025
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Punjab

Gypsum sold as ‘Super’ fertiliser in Muktsar, farmers urge govt to act
By Archit Watts 05 Jul 2025

Bathinda

Former principal from Muktsar falls victim to ‘digital arrest’ scam, loses Rs 1.27 crore
By Archit Watts 04 Jul 2025

Punjab

No water at tail-end of canals, complain farmers in Lambi
By Archit Watts 04 Jul 2025

Punjab

4-acre kinnow orchard leased out for Rs 21 lakh in Abohar
By Archit Watts 03 Jul 2025
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Punjab

Rising Ghaggar stirs fear among Mansa residents
By Archit Watts 02 Jul 2025

Punjab

Mansa court gives Sidhu Moosewala's father time to file reply in BBC documentary case
By Archit Watts 01 Jul 2025

Bathinda

3 health officials suspended in Rs 30-lakh fuel scam at Bathinda hospital
By Archit Watts 30 Jun 2025

Punjab

Blackbuck count at Abohar wildlife sanctuary declines sharply
By Archit Watts 29 Jun 2025
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