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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

Akal Takht Jathedar’s visit rekindles spirit of Khalsa in Telangana village

By GS Paul 12 May 2025
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Punjab

SGPC objects to Riyadh restaurant design, seeks Centre’s intervention
By GS Paul 12 May 2025
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Amritsar

Indo-Pak tension: Golden Temple witnesses over 70 per cent dip in devotees’ footfall
By GS Paul 09 May 2025

Amritsar

An 'ardas' for peace: War always harms humanity, says Akal Takht's Giani Gargaj
By GS Paul 09 May 2025

Amritsar

After 1965, 1971 wars, lights at Golden Temple switched off again for ‘blackout’ drill
By GS Paul 08 May 2025

Amritsar

BSF suspends Beating Retreat ceremony on Attari-Wagah border
By GS Paul 08 May 2025
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Amritsar

Golden Temple goes dark once again after 54 years
By GS Paul 08 May 2025

Amritsar

India-Pakistan tensions hit Amritsar tourism: Golden Temple footfall plummets 70 per cent
By GS Paul 07 May 2025

Amritsar

BSF suspends ‘visitors’ access to watch beating retreat ceremony at Attari border
By GS Paul 07 May 2025

Amritsar

Akal Takht tells filmmakers not to portray Sikh Gurus till guidelines framed
By GS Paul 03 May 2025
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