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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

Rs 250 crore not shifted to treasury, pollution board informs NGT

By Mohit Khanna 13 Sep 2025
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Patiala

Rs 70 cr allocated for building hostels at Punjabi University
By Mohit Khanna 12 Sep 2025
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Patiala

Remove canal obstruction, Punjab BJP's Preneet Kaur tells Haryana CM
By Mohit Khanna 12 Sep 2025

Patiala

Sanaur MLA Pathanmajra told to vacate govt house, Patiala court to hear plea
By Mohit Khanna 11 Sep 2025

Punjab

Rise in snakebite cases across Punjab
By Mohit Khanna 09 Sep 2025

Punjab

Punjab Health Minister demands Rs 780 cr interim relief package to rebuild medical infra ravaged by floods
By Mohit Khanna 09 Sep 2025
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Patiala

Punjab's business community steps up for flood relief with major contributions
By Mohit Khanna 08 Sep 2025

Patiala

Ghaggar water recedes, but number of patients up in Patiala's flood-affected area
By Mohit Khanna 06 Sep 2025

Patiala

After floods, silt chokes fields as farmers seek desilting drive in Patiala
By Mohit Khanna 05 Sep 2025

Patiala

Stream of sorrow: Ghaggar leaves 65 Patiala villages flooded, paddy fields ravaged
By Mohit Khanna 04 Sep 2025
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