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Deepender Deswal

Special Correspondent

Deepender Deswal is the Special 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

30K Hisar farmers report crop loss on portal

By Deepender Deswal 06 Sep 2025
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Haryana

Tension erupts between Gurana and Khanpur villages in Hisar over canal breach
By Deepender Deswal 06 Sep 2025
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Haryana

Breaches in drains, rain create flood-like situation in Hisar
By Deepender Deswal 05 Sep 2025

Haryana

Fields inundated, floodwater enters habitation in Hisar villages
By Deepender Deswal 02 Sep 2025

Haryana

Floods unite neighbours across border
By Deepender Deswal 02 Sep 2025

Haryana

3 persons die of electrocution as high tension wire falls on them during rain in Hisar
By Deepender Deswal 02 Sep 2025
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Haryana

Cattle farmer celebrates eventful life of Murrah buffalo on deathbed
By Deepender Deswal 01 Sep 2025

Haryana

Heavy rains inundate 80,000 acres in Hisar, canals breached
By Deepender Deswal 31 Aug 2025

India

Haryana minister’s motherhood via surrogacy signals bold change
By Deepender Deswal 31 Aug 2025

Simply Haryana

Explainer: Insurance company told to settle claims for 2023-24 rabi crop losses
By Deepender Deswal 29 Aug 2025
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