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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

All eyes now on Abhishek, says father Raj Kumar on Asia Cup match eve

By Neha Saini 26 Sep 2025
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Amritsar

Mirza Sahiban’s love story seen anew
By Neha Saini 26 Sep 2025
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Amritsar

Clay statue in Amritsar commemorates sacrifice of 135 Sikh soldiers in WW-I
By Neha Saini 26 Sep 2025

Amritsar

Floods disrupt mid-day meals across govt schools in Ajnala, Ramdas
By Neha Saini 25 Sep 2025

Amritsar

Punjab floods: Schools turn a place for collaborative healing for students of border villages
By Neha Saini 24 Sep 2025

Amritsar

Schools reopen in Ajnala after devastating floods
By Neha Saini 23 Sep 2025
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Amritsar

Eminent artist Sabarimala explains why art is cathartic, not commercial
By Neha Saini 23 Sep 2025

Amritsar

Kallomahal school reopens in ruins after demolition for road widening project
By Neha Saini 22 Sep 2025

Amritsar

Class XII student gives hope, home to displaced families
By Neha Saini 22 Sep 2025

Amritsar

Not just studies, Ajnala & Ramdass teachers to help kids overcome trauma too
By Neha Saini 20 Sep 2025
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