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GS Paul

Principal Correspondent

GS Paul is a Principal Correspondent with The Tribune in Amritsar. He covers SGPC, Sikh politics and other political developments, Indo-Pak border, Integrated Check Post (ICP), Border Security Force (BSF).

Articles Written By GS Paul

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Amritsar

Uncertainty over Sikh jatha's visit to Pakistan to commemorate Sher-e-Punjab

By GS Paul 29 May 2025
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Amritsar

Virsa Singh Valtoha seeks review of Akal Takht decree ordering his expulsion from Akali Dal
By GS Paul 28 May 2025
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Amritsar

Giani Gargaj meets parallel Jathedar Dhyan Singh Mand, says no place for factionalism in Panth
By GS Paul 26 May 2025

Amritsar

Display of Manmohan Singh’s portrait in Golden Temple museum on hold
By GS Paul 23 May 2025

Amritsar

SGPC puts on hold plan to install Dr Manmohan Singh’s portrait in Golden Temple museum
By GS Paul 23 May 2025

Punjab

Withdraw proclamation against jathedars or face action, Patna Sahib management panel told
By GS Paul 22 May 2025
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Amritsar

Akal Takht orders Takht Patna committee to withdraw ‘tankhaiyah’ decision or face action
By GS Paul 22 May 2025

Punjab

Patna Sahib ‘panj pyaras’ declare Akal Takht, Damdama Sahib jathedars ‘tankhaiya’
By GS Paul 21 May 2025

Punjab

Akal Takht pardons Ranjit Singh Dhadrianwale, told to abide by Sikh principles
By GS Paul 21 May 2025

Punjab

Akal Takht accepts preacher Ranjit Dhadrianwale's apology
By GS Paul 21 May 2025
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