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Rajmeet Singh

Special Correspondent

Rajmeet Singh is a Special Correspondent with The Tribune. He reports on Congress, Forest and Environmental issues, Civic issues, Technical Education, Urban Development and Transport besides Social Welfare issues. X handle : @rajmeet1971, Email Rajmeet@tribunemail.com

Articles Written By Rajmeet Singh

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Punjab

90 farmhouses on periphery of Chandigarh to face action

By Rajmeet Singh 18 Apr 2025
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Ludhiana

Bharat Bhushan Ashu has his way: Rana Gurjeet, Sham Sunder Arora to oversee Ludhiana bypoll
By Rajmeet Singh 14 Apr 2025
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Punjab

Punjab Congress begins drive to revamp party structure at ground level
By Rajmeet Singh 11 Apr 2025

Punjab

To uproot timber mafia, Punjab plants tracking chips in khair trees
By Rajmeet Singh 10 Apr 2025

Punjab

Eyeing OBC votes, Haryana CM increases visits to Punjab
By Rajmeet Singh 09 Apr 2025

Punjab

AAP govt campaign sets tone for 2027 Assembly elections
By Rajmeet Singh 07 Apr 2025
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Punjab

Rift may cost Cong dear, caution party leaders 
By Rajmeet Singh 06 Apr 2025

Punjab

Rumblings in Cong again as Punjab leaders meet Baghel in Delhi
By Rajmeet Singh 04 Apr 2025

Punjab

12 ,000 schools to get infra upgrade in 54 days under new ‘Sikhya Kranti’ initiative
By Rajmeet Singh 03 Apr 2025

Punjab

Ashu likely to be Congress pick for Ludhiana bypoll
By Rajmeet Singh 01 Apr 2025
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