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Deepender Deswal

Principal Correspondent

Deepender Deswal is the Principal Correspondent at The Tribune, covering Hisar, Jind, Fatehabad, Bhiwani, Charkhi Dadri, and Sirsa districts. He specializes in reporting from the ground zero and nearby areas, focusing on politics, agriculture, the inner workings of bureaucracy, societal trends, sports, and government affairs. X handle: Deependerdeswal Email: deependerdeswal@gmail.com

Articles Written By Deepender Deswal

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Haryana

Police remove students from HAU protest site after midnight scuffle

By Deepender Deswal 2 hours ago
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Haryana

Haryana DGP Shatrujeet Kapoor: No doubt on doctors, CBI probe only to honour family’s demand
By Deepender Deswal 21 Aug 2025
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Haryana

Schoolteacher Manisha cremated at native village in Bhiwani; CBI to probe case
By Deepender Deswal 21 Aug 2025

Haryana

15-year-old's exploitation: Arrest employer, plan rehab for amputee victim, says Haryana rights panel
By Deepender Deswal 21 Aug 2025

Haryana

Bhiwani teacher death: Thousands attend Manisha's last rites; internet suspension extended
By Deepender Deswal 21 Aug 2025

Haryana

Check legal status of colony, Town & Country Planning Dept warns buyers
By Deepender Deswal 20 Aug 2025
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Haryana

CBI to probe Bhiwani schoolteacher’s death
By Deepender Deswal 20 Aug 2025

Haryana

Manisha death case: Third autopsy to be conducted at AIIMS-Delhi
By Deepender Deswal 20 Aug 2025

Haryana

Demand for regular cleaning, drainage of RUB raised at Hisar Samadhan Shivir
By Deepender Deswal 19 Aug 2025

Haryana

Phogat khap backs Manisha’s family; FIRs against 10 social media accounts
By Deepender Deswal 19 Aug 2025
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