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Press List Editor/News Editors & Jalandhar Reporters Press List Editor/News Editors & Jalandhar Reporters/ Phogographer, News Chennels Sr. Name & News paper Telephone No Mobile No./ E Mail Address No Desigantion Office Resi No. 01. Sh.Vijay Chopra Hind 3067200,201 2280104-09 [email protected] Chief Editor Samachar 5067200, 201 Group 2212121 2212124 2280104-07 F. 2280111-14 02. Avinash Chopra Hind 2280104-07 98140-64964 [email protected] Joint Editor Samachar F. 2401022 2280104-09 Group 03. S. Barjinder Ajit Group 2455961,62, [email protected] Singh Hamdard 63,2458588 [email protected] Managing Editor 5032400 F. 2220593 2455960 04. Jagjit Singh Nawan 2220290 98150-36297 [email protected] Anand Zamana 2230466 2271303 Chief Editor 2235771 F. 2240280 F.2222409 05. Gurdeep Singh Aj Di Awaj 4626370,71 98760-72000 [email protected] Chief Editor 2234700 [email protected] F. 2235700 F. 4626369 06. Birpal Singh Akali Patrika 5008586 98721-00035 [email protected] Chief Editor F . 2284694 [email protected] 07. Minakshi Sharma Dainik 3941300 98729-00202 [email protected] Editor Jagran 3067500 F. 3067555 F. 2600267 08. Nishikant Thakur Dainik 3941300 98100-53283 [email protected] Resident Editor Jagran 3067500 F. 3067555 F. 2600267 09. S.S.Bhullar Punjabi ----do--- 81466-80402 [email protected] Editor Jagran 1 10. Yogeshwar Dutt Dainik 3988884 99881-35004 [email protected] Syal Bhaskar 2222016 Resident Editor F. 3985311 11. Irwin Khanna Uttam Hindu 2602838 94172-27722 [email protected] Chief Editor 2601557 2458707 [email protected] 2602076 F. 5058823 F. 2602762 12. Chander Mohan Vir Partap 2457867,68 98154-30709 [email protected] Chief Editor F. 2234128 2459746 13. Vishav Kirti Milap 2456835 98143-08853 [email protected] Chief Editor F. 2456836 2455942 [email protected] 14. Sheetal Vij Dainik 2291616,17, 98721-73116 [email protected] Chief Editor Savera 18 15. Joginder Angurla Sach Di 4614723 99152-86073 [email protected] Chief Editor Patari F. 2272297 96532-95082 16. Kamal Kumar Encounter 4621811 95012-05222 [email protected] Editor 17. O.P.Khemkarni Mehnat 4632966 98143-66561 [email protected] Editor F. 4611819 18. Rakesh Metro 4627301 98720-35442 [email protected] Shantidoot Encounter F. 2225558 2283761 Chief Editor 19. Baljit Singh Brar Punjab 2233030 94174-00023 [email protected], Chief Editor Times 93174-00023 20. P.R.Parbhakar M.R. 2640584 98146-72472 [email protected] Editor Khabbren F. 2640950 2222695 21. Satinder Singh Top News 2235376 98152-23067 [email protected] Chief Editor 99886-51051 2 NEWS EDITOR Sr. Name & News paper Telephone No Mobile No./ E Mail Address No Desigantion Office Resi No. 01. Satnam Singh Ajit 2455961-62 98726-21741 [email protected] Manak 2276390 [email protected] Asst.Chief Editor 02. Parmjit Singh Ajit ---do--- 94172-60172 [email protected] Sashan 2283762 [email protected] 03. Vikas Sachdeva Ajit ---do--- 98888-02029 [email protected] Samachar [email protected] 04. Simar Sadosh Ajit ---do-- 94177-56262 [email protected] Samachar 2284347 [email protected] 05. Harbir Singh Jagbani 2280104-07 98142-28434 [email protected] 06. Ravinder Singh Jagbani 2280104-07 98141-39149 [email protected], Chief Sub Editor 07. Sandeep Mishra Punjab ----do--- 94178-64260 [email protected] Kesri 08. Sham Dass Hind ----do--- 5097241 [email protected] Khanna Samachar Urdu 09. Vijay Gupta Dainik 3941300 98729-00164 [email protected], Jagran F. 2600367 10. Rakesh Behl Dainik 3988884 98728-80130 [email protected] Bhaskar F. 3985311 11. Susheel Khanna Punjabi ----do--- 81466-80403 [email protected] Jagran [email protected] 12. Gurdpreet Singh Dainik 2291616,17, 95920-10001 [email protected], Editor Savera 18 13. Ritin Khanna Uttam 2602076 98147-55838 [email protected] Executive Editor Hindu 2458707 [email protected] 14. Vishal Suri Milap 2456834,35 98881-19190 [email protected] Joint Editor 2455942 15. Kamini Sharma Vir Partap 2457867,68 92560-65487 [email protected] 16. Inderjit Singh Nawan 2220290 94635-35335 [email protected] Chogawan Zamana 2230466 17. Gurdeep Singh Akali 5008586 98785-26903 [email protected] Sajjan Patrika [email protected] Chief Sub Editor 3 Reporters P.T.I. Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SavrShri/Smt. No Office 01 Shashi Ranjan 2280655 2280655 94787-44895 [email protected] [email protected] U.N.I. Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01 Anil Dogra 2281470 2040842 98156-36167 [email protected] The Tribune Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01 Umesh Dewan The Tribune 2226116 98882-80585 [email protected] 2226115 ( F ) 02. Varinder Singh 2226116 -- 98141-15141 [email protected] F 2226115 03. Deep Kamal ----do--- -- 98554-05068 [email protected] 04. Dharminder Joshi ----do--- 2298254 99142-23339 [email protected] [email protected] 05. Aparna Banerji ----d0--- -- 98550-95086 [email protected] 06. Bipin Bhardwaj ----do--- -- 94170-04938 [email protected] 4 Hindustan Times Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Rajiv Bhaskar 2238329 --- 94170-07344 Rajeev.bhaskar@hindustamtime 5049111 s.com 5049222 [email protected] 02. Sanjeev Bhalla ----do--- --- 95929-02601 [email protected] 03. Jatinder Kohli ----do--- -- 96467-04545 [email protected], 04. Neha Arora ---do-- 95019-11119 [email protected] Indian Express Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Anju Agnihotri Indian 5001512 94170-33903 [email protected] Express 5001514 [email protected] F. 5073858 Times Of India Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. I.P.Singh 4605030,34 01824- 98157-00254 [email protected] F. 4605030 275254 [email protected] Daily Post Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Kosum Arora ----- -- 97797-43836 [email protected] 98886-43836 02. Gauri Duggal --- --- 98721-69746 [email protected], Jagbani Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Labh Singh Sidhu 2280104 2457751 98726-64964 [email protected] [email protected] 02. Joginder Singh 2280104 2204306 94174-02327 [email protected] Sandhu 5 Punjab Kesri Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Sunil Dhawan 2280104-09 98140-43608 [email protected] 02. Ashwani Khurana ----do--- 2200585 98151-85901 [email protected] Hind Samachar Urdu Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Ajit Singh Buland 2280104-07 - 98880-00404 [email protected] 02. Bhupinder Singh ----do--- - 98729-13232 [email protected] Ratta [email protected] Ajit Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Major Singh 2455961-62 99884-44461 [email protected] 02. Shiv Sharma ----do--- 2292306 98722-16003 [email protected] 03. M.M.Bhardwaj ----do--- 2226366 98722-16004 --- 04. Jaspaul Singh ----do--- 98722-16002 [email protected] Ajit Samachar Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Chandeep Bhalla 2455961 98888-74084 [email protected] [email protected] 02. Summit Duggal ---do--- 98761-85840 [email protected] Punjabi Tribune Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Paul Singh Nauli 2226116 --- 98157-47553 [email protected] F. 2226115 [email protected] [email protected] Spokesman Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Pardeep Singh Basra 4631616 - 98725-07669 [email protected] 02. Jaspaul Kainth ----do--- - 99141-94999 [email protected] 6 Aj Di Awaj Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Harpreet Singh 4626370 98148-53861 [email protected] Nawan Zamana Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Labh Singh Sidhu 2220290 2457751 98726-64964 [email protected] [email protected] 01. Shelly Albert 2220290 -- 98726-80586 [email protected] 84270-66688 Desh Sewak Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Kewal Krishan ----do--- 4637309 96466-33009 [email protected] Gagan Chardikala Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Sandeep Kaul 2222303 2222303 98142-11187 [email protected] F.2410219 Akali Patrika/Sach Di Patari Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Jasbir Singh 4614723 92167-77723 [email protected] Sodhi 85284-74740 Dainik Jagran Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01 Manoj Tripathy 3067500 98729-00163 [email protected] 3941300 F. 3067555 02. Manupal Sharma ----do--- ---- 98148-96441 [email protected], 03. Jagdish Kumar ---do--- 98145-18789 [email protected] [email protected] 7 Dainik Bhaskar Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Rohit Sidhu 3988884 - 98886-13300 [email protected] Rohit.sidhu@dainikbhaskargroup. com 02. Parveen Parv ---do--- 99882-30194 [email protected] 95927-00194 [email protected] [email protected] A.I.R. Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Rajesh Bali 2458177 Fax 2680490 94178-08787 [email protected] [email protected] Amar Ujala Sr. Name Telephone Resi No. Mobile No E Mail Address No SarvShri/Smt. No Office 01. Surinder Paul 2243290 -- 98722-80980 [email protected] F. 2237203 02. Davinder Singh ----do--- 98887-48000 [email protected] Uttam Hindu Sr. Name Telephone Resi No.
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