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Mohit Khanna

Principal Correspondent

Mohit Khanna is currently posted as a Principal Correspondent with The Tribune in Patiala. He has 18 years of field reporting experience. His journalism career spans across diverse beats including agriculture, education, sports, crime, politics, local administration, health, defence, environment, and business. X handle @mohitk1 Email mohit.khanna@tribunemail.com

Articles Written By Mohit Khanna

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Patiala

Growing class of entrepreneurs redefines stubble management landscape

By Mohit Khanna 21 hours ago
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Patiala

Activists march to PPCB office over  toxic discharge into Buddha Nullah
By Mohit Khanna 03 Dec 2025
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Punjab

Roadways contractual staff end stir in Punjab, bus services resume
By Mohit Khanna 02 Dec 2025

Punjab

Punjab: Roadways employees make U-turn, say protest still on
By Mohit Khanna 02 Dec 2025

Patiala

Awareness session to make Patiala cleaner & greener conducted
By Mohit Khanna 28 Nov 2025

Patiala

Patiala varsity’s language push mandates staff to sign in Punjabi
By Mohit Khanna 28 Nov 2025
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Punjab

Punjab Roadways, PRTC contractual employees go on strike; bus services hit
By Mohit Khanna 28 Nov 2025

Chandigarh

After plaints, police intensify action on parking chaos outside private hospitals in Patiala
By Mohit Khanna 27 Nov 2025

Punjab

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann vows cultural revival, shrugs off critics at Patiala event
By Mohit Khanna 27 Nov 2025

Punjab

Mann vows cultural revival, shrugs off critics at Patiala event
By Mohit Khanna 27 Nov 2025
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