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Mukesh Tandon

Mukesh Tandon is the Staff Correspondent at The Tribune, covering the Panipat, Sonepat districts of Haryana. Working with The Tribune since 2016. Area of interest include politics, environment and development

Articles Written By Mukesh Tandon

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Haryana

Pollution norm violators to face legal action: HSPCB

By Mukesh Tandon 13 Oct 2025
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Haryana

Panipat under lens as pollution board unveils action plan to clean Yamuna
By Mukesh Tandon 12 Oct 2025
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Haryana

Explainer: How an e-truck charging station is helping India’s pollution fight
By Mukesh Tandon 12 Oct 2025

Haryana

DC, SP inspect markets on mobikes to ensure security in Panipat
By Mukesh Tandon 09 Oct 2025

Haryana

Cops ban entry of vehicles in Panipat markets during festival season
By Mukesh Tandon 08 Oct 2025

Haryana

Install CCTVs at entry, exit gates of Sonepat industrial areas: DC to HSIIDC officials
By Mukesh Tandon 08 Oct 2025
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Haryana

Govt aims to cut logistics cost to 9% by 2026, says Gadkari
By Mukesh Tandon 08 Oct 2025

Haryana

GST 2.0 weaves festive demand for textile city Panipat
By Mukesh Tandon 06 Oct 2025

Haryana

PM Modi to address state-level programme in Sonepat on Oct 17
By Mukesh Tandon 06 Oct 2025

Haryana

Teenager, mother held for killing 54-yr-old woman in Panipat village
By Mukesh Tandon 05 Oct 2025
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