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Shivani Bhakoo

Shivani Bhakoo works as Principal Correspondent with The Tribune at Ludhiana. With a vast experience of over 25 years in The Tribune, she has covered all the major beats: Industry, education, district administration, Municipal Corporation, human interest stories, PSPCL, Taxes etc. And the experience adds on. X handle: @shivanibhakoo21

Articles Written By Shivani Bhakoo

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Ludhiana

City revellers make plans for Christmas, New Year celebrations amid IndiGo crisis

By Shivani Bhakoo an hour ago
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Dead, retired teachers put on Punjab local bodies poll duties, union protests
By Shivani Bhakoo an hour ago
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Ludhiana

Youngest candidate’s dream — To bail out rural youth from drugs
By Shivani Bhakoo a day ago

Ludhiana

32 polling booths, stations declared hypersensitive
By Shivani Bhakoo a day ago

Ludhiana

Taxation Commissioner assures trade bodies of clearing pending GST refunds
By Shivani Bhakoo 10 Dec 2025

Ludhiana

Commuters bear the brunt as anganwadi workers block traffic in Ludhiana
By Shivani Bhakoo 08 Dec 2025
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Ludhiana

Zila parishad polls: As teachers get posted to far-flung stations, admn asks for cooperation
By Shivani Bhakoo 08 Dec 2025

Ludhiana

No check on encroachments by shopkeepers at Bhadaur House
By Shivani Bhakoo 07 Dec 2025

Ludhiana

Act disrepute to poll process, murder of democracy, say Akali leaders
By Shivani Bhakoo 04 Dec 2025

Ludhiana

40 industrialists of induction and furnace biz rue GST notices over bogus billing
By Shivani Bhakoo 03 Dec 2025
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