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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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Cricket

Amol's 'Chak De' moment: Redemption, resilience and a World Cup for India

By Mohit Khanna 03 Nov 2025
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Patiala

Three deaths in seven days on Nabha’s Circular Road spark outrage
By Mohit Khanna 01 Nov 2025
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Punjab

Despite CAQM’s triple action plan, farm fires cross 2K mark
By Mohit Khanna 01 Nov 2025

Patiala

3 killed in 7 days on Nabha's circular road spark public outrage, song composed to mourn deaths
By Mohit Khanna 01 Nov 2025

Punjab

Punjab: CAQM orders triple penalty for farm fires
By Mohit Khanna 31 Oct 2025

Patiala

SAD ex-councillor Babbi Mann found dead at his office in Patiala
By Mohit Khanna 31 Oct 2025
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Punjab

Commission for Air Quality Management holds meet with Punjab, Haryana authorities over rising cases of stubble-burning
By Mohit Khanna 31 Oct 2025

Punjab

Major facelift for Patiala's Kali Devi temple as Mann launches Rs 75-cr works
By Mohit Khanna 30 Oct 2025

Punjab

Farm fires peak again, Punjab sees 283 new cases in a day
By Mohit Khanna 30 Oct 2025

Punjab

147 stubble-burning incidents reported on Monday, 25 FIRs lodged
By Mohit Khanna 27 Oct 2025
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