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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

Net suspended in Charkhi Dadri, Bhiwani after teacher’s death

By Deepender Deswal 19 Aug 2025
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Haryana

Mobile internet services suspended in Bhiwani, Charkhi Dadri due to public outrage over Manisha death case
By Deepender Deswal 19 Aug 2025
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Haryana

Manisha death case: FIRs against 10 social media accounts for spreading fake news
By Deepender Deswal 19 Aug 2025

Haryana

Narcotics Control Bureau launches anti-drug drives at hotspots in Hisar
By Deepender Deswal 18 Aug 2025

Haryana

Twist in Manisha case: Forensic experts to examine ‘suicide angle’, panel formed
By Deepender Deswal 18 Aug 2025

Haryana

Bhiwani schoolteacher Manisha’s death probed as ‘suicide’; police action after outrage
By Deepender Deswal 18 Aug 2025
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Haryana

2 minor sisters shot at in Jind’s Safidon 
By Deepender Deswal 18 Aug 2025

Haryana

Narnaul’s iconic Chor Gumbad reclaims its glory
By Deepender Deswal 17 Aug 2025

Haryana

Asian medallists get grand welcome at Bhiwani Boxing Club
By Deepender Deswal 17 Aug 2025

Haryana

Bhiwani teacher’s murder sparks protests, demand for CBI probe
By Deepender Deswal 17 Aug 2025
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