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Neha Saini

Senior Staff Correspondent

Neha Saini Neha Saini is a senior staff correspondent with The Tribune, stationed in Amritsar. Writes on education, art, literature and lifestyle across Punjab. Special interest in art and heritage based stories. Done Masters in Journalism from Panjab University.

Articles Written By Neha Saini

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Amritsar

Shaheed Udham Singh requested ‘Gutka Saheb’ in last communiqué from jail

By Neha Saini 31 Jul 2025
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Amritsar

Lead story: Khalsa University gets autonomy nod by UGC
By Neha Saini 29 Jul 2025
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Amritsar

Ground report: Schools directed to run drug awareness programmes
By Neha Saini 29 Jul 2025

Amritsar

Project Jeevanjyot 2.0: Challenges galore in child protection programme
By Neha Saini 25 Jul 2025

Amritsar

GNDU to create digital archive on Fauja Singh
By Neha Saini 24 Jul 2025

Amritsar

Rescued a week ago, 3 child beggars run from Pingalwara care home in Amritsar
By Neha Saini 24 Jul 2025
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Amritsar

Diljit in Amritsar for 'Border 2' shooting, portrays 1971 Indo-Pak War hero Nirmal Jit Sekhon
By Neha Saini 22 Jul 2025

Amritsar

Rains expose 'unsafe' school buildings
By Neha Saini 21 Jul 2025

Amritsar

Khalsa college becomes custodian of Belgian tribute to Sikh soldiers
By Neha Saini 19 Jul 2025

Amritsar

Crafting brands from inherited legacies
By Neha Saini 18 Jul 2025
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