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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

BJP's district unit secretary in Hisar booked for selling spurious fertiliser

By Deepender Deswal 29 Aug 2025
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Haryana

Firm told to disburse claims worth Rs 85 cr to farmers
By Deepender Deswal 28 Aug 2025
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Haryana

Cattle farmer celebrates eventful life of Murrah buffalo on deathbed in Haryana
By Deepender Deswal 26 Aug 2025

Haryana

Hisar industry welcomes proposed integrated manufacturing cluster
By Deepender Deswal 25 Aug 2025

Haryana

In Hisar city, dash of colour gives new lease of life to public spaces
By Deepender Deswal 24 Aug 2025

Haryana

Bhiwani villager files papers for VP election
By Deepender Deswal 24 Aug 2025
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Haryana

Crop insurance row: Bhupinder Hooda seeks probe, compensation
By Deepender Deswal 24 Aug 2025

Haryana

Hisar’s walls tell a story of cleanliness mission scripted by 'Hamara Pyar Hisar'
By Deepender Deswal 24 Aug 2025

Haryana

Scuffle in second round of students’ agitation: Cops say they blocked small portion of protest site as precautionary measure
By Deepender Deswal 23 Aug 2025

Haryana

How social media botched up Manisha death case
By Deepender Deswal 23 Aug 2025
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