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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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All about Ludhiana's pre-Karwa Chauth parties...

By Shivani Bhakoo 09 Oct 2025
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Ludhiana

Markets abuzz as women flock to henna artists ahead of Karva Chauth
By Shivani Bhakoo 08 Oct 2025
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Ludhiana

Rain brings worries for farmers, Saras Mela exhibitors
By Shivani Bhakoo 07 Oct 2025

Ludhiana

Untimely rains in Punjab worry farmers, dampens spirits at Saras festival at PAU
By Shivani Bhakoo 07 Oct 2025

Ludhiana

‘True education refines heart, mind, says our tradition’
By Shivani Bhakoo 07 Oct 2025

Ludhiana

Despite leading institutions, students feel voiceless due to lack of dist-level union
By Shivani Bhakoo 07 Oct 2025
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Ludhiana

Morning rain wreaks havoc on Saras Mela venue
By Shivani Bhakoo 05 Oct 2025

Ludhiana

Visually challenged students want more financial support from govt
By Shivani Bhakoo 04 Oct 2025

Ludhiana

Potters keep legacy alive in Ghumar Mandi
By Shivani Bhakoo 04 Oct 2025

Ludhiana

Minister Arora to open Saras Mela at PAU grounds today
By Shivani Bhakoo 03 Oct 2025
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