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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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Bathinda

Bathinda police nab youth with five pistols, 11 live cartridges smuggled from MP

By Archit Watts 27 Jun 2025
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Bathinda

Cellphone, cash recovered from rape convict pastor Bajinder Singh in Mansa jail
By Archit Watts 25 Jun 2025
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Punjab

Kanchan Kumari murder case: Interpol issues blue corner notice for Amritpal Singh Mehron
By Archit Watts 24 Jun 2025

Bathinda

Kamal Kaur Bhabhi murder: ‘I disowned Amritpal years ago’, says father
By Archit Watts 24 Jun 2025

Bathinda

Bathinda lakes to be revamped, developed as tourism destination
By Archit Watts 23 Jun 2025

Bathinda

Moosewala documentary controversy: Court seeks Balkaur Singh’s reply on BBC’s jurisdiction objection by July 1
By Archit Watts 23 Jun 2025
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The School Tribune

18-year-old Jatin beats the odds to crack NEET
By Archit Watts 23 Jun 2025

Punjab

Social media influencer's murder: Accused Mehron’s father urges people to stand by truth
By Archit Watts 21 Jun 2025

Bathinda

Retired Army havildar fakes gunpoint robbery to hide Rs 1 crore online casino loss
By Archit Watts 21 Jun 2025

Bathinda

SUV used in murder of social media influencer Kanchan Kumari purchased from Rohtak resident
By Archit Watts 20 Jun 2025
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