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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

BJP leader Pathela urges Gadkari for early completion of two road projects in Muktsar

By Archit Watts 20 Jun 2025
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Bathinda

Bathinda zoo set to screen films at mini-theatre for wildlife awareness
By Archit Watts 19 Jun 2025
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Bathinda

Malout teen cobbles up NEET success story
By Archit Watts 19 Jun 2025

Bathinda

After killing social media influencer Kanchan Kumari, suspects visited religious shrine
By Archit Watts 19 Jun 2025

Bathinda

Muktsar police recover 1,060 lost, stolen mobile phones worth over Rs 2 cr, returned to owners
By Archit Watts 19 Jun 2025

Punjab

'Sacrifice for Panth': Faridkot MP Sarabjeet Singh Khalsa backs Mehron
By Archit Watts 18 Jun 2025
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Bathinda

Kamal Kaur Bhabhi murder: Suspects sent to 14-day judicial custody
By Archit Watts 18 Jun 2025

Bathinda

Malout youth abducted from home after firing, parents injured; financial dispute suspected
By Archit Watts 18 Jun 2025

Bathinda

Assailants identified in murderous attack on businessman in Bathinda
By Archit Watts 17 Jun 2025

Bathinda

SUV-truck collision leaves ASI dead, Inspector, 3 constables injured at Bathinda's Rampura Phul
By Archit Watts 17 Jun 2025
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