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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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Chandigarh

Amid fund crunch, Punjab Govt seeks Rs 1,000 crore from GMADA

By Rajmeet Singh 04 Sep 2025
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Punjab

Congress forms committees for relief work in Punjab, raising of funds
By Rajmeet Singh 03 Sep 2025
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Punjab

Congress prepares for Rahul Gandhi’s visit to flood-hit Punjab areas
By Rajmeet Singh 02 Sep 2025

Simply Punjab

As AAP, BJP battle for supremacy, Congress ‘falters’ in outreach drives
By Rajmeet Singh 31 Aug 2025

Punjab

Punjab blacklists C-DAC as glitches mar ITI admissions
By Rajmeet Singh 31 Aug 2025

Punjab

Congress tasks Ambika Soni with bridging divide in faction-ridden Punjab unit
By Rajmeet Singh 29 Aug 2025
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Punjab

Over 300 schools affected due to floods in Punjab; Education Department assessing damage
By Rajmeet Singh 28 Aug 2025

Punjab

Punjab: Snag hampers ITI admission process
By Rajmeet Singh 26 Aug 2025

Punjab

Sink differences, work as unit, AICC tells Punjab Cong leaders
By Rajmeet Singh 25 Aug 2025

Amritsar

Poor student-teacher ratio ails Punjab govt colleges
By Rajmeet Singh 25 Aug 2025
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