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Deepkamal Kaur

Deepkamal Kaur is a Special Correspondent based in Jalandhar. She covers politics, Diaspora stories and other beats from Doaba region including Jalandhar, Kapurthala, Hoshiarpur and Nawanshahr. X handle: @deepkamal_6 Email: deepkamalkochhar@gmail.com

Articles Written By Deepkamal Kaur

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Simply Punjab

After hockey, Jalandhar emerges as nursery for shuttlers

By Deepkamal Kaur 22 Jul 2025
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Punjab

Cremation tomorrow, artist sculpts Fauja’s statues
By Deepkamal Kaur 18 Jul 2025
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Jalandhar

Asian medallist runner features in music video during injury break
By Deepkamal Kaur 17 Jul 2025

Punjab

After hitting Fauja Singh, owner hid SUV, used bike
By Deepkamal Kaur 16 Jul 2025

Punjab

Canadian NRI arrested for running over veteran marathoner Fauja Singh
By Deepkamal Kaur 15 Jul 2025

Punjab

Jalandhar Police identify vehicle involved in hit and run that killed Fauja Singh; accused arrested
By Deepkamal Kaur 15 Jul 2025
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Jalandhar

Jalandhar: Residents of areas adjoining Latifpura demand eviction of protesters from road
By Deepkamal Kaur 11 Jul 2025

Jalandhar

Jalandhar: Parking dispute turns violent, man’s two fingers chopped off
By Deepkamal Kaur 10 Jul 2025

Punjab

Former ED official Niranjan Singh objects to videos of PMLA accused on AAP handles
By Deepkamal Kaur 09 Jul 2025

Jalandhar

Ice plunge events make a splash among Jalandhar’s fitness enthusiasts
By Deepkamal Kaur 08 Jul 2025
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