Jatinder Pannu

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Jatinder Pannu
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Jatinder Pannu hosting the talk show on Prime Asia TV in 2017
Born
Jatinder Singh Pannu

19 October 1954
Village Sakhira Tarn Taran
NationalityIndian
OccupationJournalist
Known forNawan Zamana and Senior journalist in Prime Asia Tv

Jatinder Pannu is a journalist, columnist and social activist from Punjab, India. He is the editor of Nawan Zamana, a political and social newspaper in the Punjabi language published from Jalandhar. [1] [2]

Prime Asia Television

Jatinder Pannu is currently prime host with Prime Asia Television. Most of the viewers of his shows are Punjabi diaspora in Canada, UK, USA, New Zealand, and Australia who watch his shows via YouTube. Prime Asia TV have over 1.5 million subscribers as of April 2020 [1] [2] [3] [4]

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