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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

Punjab CM questions legitimacy of acting Akal Takht Jathedar

By Mohit Khanna 20 Nov 2025
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Punjab

AAP leader occupied my house, says Nabha EO after trailer parts’ recovery
By Mohit Khanna 20 Nov 2025
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Patiala

Cops dig up Nabha EO’s house, find missing tractor-trailer parts
By Mohit Khanna 20 Nov 2025

Punjab

Fatehgarh Sahib leads Punjab districts with 77% drop in stubble burning cases
By Mohit Khanna 18 Nov 2025

Patiala

Fresh video of AAP MLA Harmeet Pathanmajra surfaces
By Mohit Khanna 17 Nov 2025

Patiala

On Centre’s assurance, Shambhu sit-in over Sikh inmates called off
By Mohit Khanna 14 Nov 2025
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Patiala

Protesting farmers stopped at Shambhu, police preventing attempt of 'pakka morcha'
By Mohit Khanna 14 Nov 2025

Patiala

Stubble burning fines cross Rs 1 crore in Punjab, 1,574 FIRs registered
By Mohit Khanna 13 Nov 2025

Patiala

Only 38% farmers cultivate own land in Punjab, shows Centre’s data
By Mohit Khanna 13 Nov 2025

Patiala

39 stadiums in 3 days: AAP ministers in Sangrur on inauguration spree as Punjab elections near
By Mohit Khanna 13 Nov 2025
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