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Ruchika Khanna

Special Correspondent

Ruchika M Khanna is a Special Correspondent with The Tribune. She reports on Aam Aadmi Party, Chief Minister’s Office, Economics and Agriculture. X handle : @RuchikaMKhanna Email: ruchika@tribunemail.com

Articles Written By Ruchika Khanna

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Punjab

AAP rejects Anmol Gagan Maan's resignation as Kharar MLA a day after she quit politics

By Ruchika Khanna 20 Jul 2025
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Punjab

Anti-sacrilege legislation: Speaker forms 15-member select committee
By Ruchika Khanna 19 Jul 2025
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Punjab

Bidding adieu to politics: AAP’s Anmol Gagan resigns as Kharar MLA
By Ruchika Khanna 19 Jul 2025

Punjab

AAP's Anmol Gagan Maan resigns as Kharar MLA, quits politics
By Ruchika Khanna 19 Jul 2025

Punjab

Jolt to AAP as all Opposition parties support SKM
By Ruchika Khanna 18 Jul 2025

Punjab

AAP govt in Punjab to launch new industrial policy
By Ruchika Khanna 17 Jul 2025
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BJP joins ranks with farmers in protest against land pooling policy
By Ruchika Khanna 16 Jul 2025

Punjab

Assembly refers Anti-sacrilege Bill to Select Committee of MLAs
By Ruchika Khanna 15 Jul 2025

Punjab

Punjab Assembly refers anti-sacrilege Bill to select committee for wider consultation
By Ruchika Khanna 15 Jul 2025

Punjab

Explainer: About anti-sacrilege Bill, its provisions
By Ruchika Khanna 14 Jul 2025
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