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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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Punjab

JDC seeks probe, compliance report from Muktsar DC

By Archit Watts 04 Aug 2025
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Punjab

No tobacco, drugs or energy drinks: Punjab village of 4,000 makes a bold move
By Archit Watts 02 Aug 2025
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Bathinda

Patient transported to Muktsar Civil Hospital on construction cart sparks concern
By Archit Watts 02 Aug 2025

Punjab

Over 3,000 teachers ordered to attend state event amidst protests against land pooling in Punjab
By Balwant Garg 31 Jul 2025

Punjab

Unemployed youth held for extortion threats in Goldy Brar’s name
By Archit Watts 26 Jul 2025

Punjab

Unease in Muktsar over fresh extortion calls
By Archit Watts 25 Jul 2025
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Punjab

Muktsar struggles with flooding as helpline goes silent in 5 days
By Archit Watts 24 Jul 2025

Punjab

Fake cop held for cheating shopkeepers of money in Muktsar, Fazilka districts
By Archit Watts 23 Jul 2025

Punjab

Just 3 drug deaths in Punjab last year: Health Dept in RTI reply
By Archit Watts 21 Jul 2025

Punjab

Rain damages 70 houses in Muktsar
By Archit Watts 18 Jul 2025
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