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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

Godman Rampal to remain in jail as Hisar court denies bail

By Deepender Deswal 25 Sep 2025
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Haryana

Hisar court rejects godman Rampal’s bail plea in sedition case
By Deepender Deswal 25 Sep 2025
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Haryana

Explainer: Why deaths of cattle head spread panic among livestock owners in Hisar
By Deepender Deswal 24 Sep 2025

Haryana

Congress leader & Devi Lal loyalist Sampat to attend INLD rally in Rohtak
By Deepender Deswal 24 Sep 2025

Haryana

Suspected viral infection claims lives of 10 cattle head in Hisar village
By Deepender Deswal 23 Sep 2025

Haryana

INLD tests waters in Rohtak after Congress setback in Assembly polls
By Deepender Deswal 23 Sep 2025
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Haryana

After floods, viral infection suspected to be taking a toll on cattle, about 10 cattle die in Hisar village
By Deepender Deswal 23 Sep 2025

Haryana

Jaw dropping air spectacle enthralls 20, 000 spectators in IAF show
By Deepender Deswal 21 Sep 2025

Haryana

The triumph and trauma of state's daughters
By Deepender Deswal 20 Sep 2025

Haryana

Damaged roads in Hisar inconvenience commuters
By Deepender Deswal 19 Sep 2025
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