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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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Punjab

Ahead of Bihar poll, Rlys rolls out Chhath red carpet for migrants in Punjab

By Mohit Khanna 24 Oct 2025
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Punjab

Balwant Singh Rajoana: Death row convict urges swift decision on mercy plea
By Mohit Khanna 24 Oct 2025
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Patiala

Patiala struggles with post-Diwali waste
By Mohit Khanna 24 Oct 2025

Punjab

Bus services hit as PRTC, Punjab Roadways staff protest
By Mohit Khanna 23 Oct 2025

Patiala

Patiala district worst-hit as dengue spreads tentacles
By Mohit Khanna 22 Oct 2025

Punjab

Punjab sees 69 farm fires, season’s highest so far
By Mohit Khanna 22 Oct 2025
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Punjab

Crackers, farm fires push AQI to ‘poor’ level
By Mohit Khanna 22 Oct 2025

Punjab

Punjab reports 45 farm fires on Diwali; Tarn Taran leads with highest count
By Mohit Khanna 21 Oct 2025

Punjab

Record 33 new cases, farm fire count nears 250
By Mohit Khanna 18 Oct 2025

Punjab

Large-scale farm fires in Pakistan may worsen air quality, warn experts
By Mohit Khanna 17 Oct 2025
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