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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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Himachal Pradesh

Akal Takht Jathedar meets HP delegation, calls for calm

By GS Paul 23 Mar 2025
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Amritsar

Akal Takht panel initiates 'parallel' membership drive of Shiromani Akali Dal
By GS Paul 18 Mar 2025
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Punjab

Akal Takht condemns violent clash between locals and Sikh youth in Himachal Pradesh
By GS Paul 17 Mar 2025

Punjab

Reinstate sacked jathedars by tomorrow, demand Sikh bodies
By GS Paul 15 Mar 2025

Amritsar

Damdami Taksal led ‘Panthic’ leaders reject SGPC's Takht Jathedar appointments
By GS Paul 15 Mar 2025

Punjab

Damdami Taksal chief calls for Panthic gathering at Anandpur Sahib tomorrow
By GS Paul 12 Mar 2025
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Amritsar

Damdami Taksal launches crusade against SGPC, SAD over Takht Jathedars’ dismissal, calls for Panthic gathering
By GS Paul 12 Mar 2025

Punjab

Installation of Jathedar: Tenets violated, says Giani Raghbir; SGPC junks charge
By GS Paul 11 Mar 2025

Amritsar

Rituals were overlooked, implies Golden Temple Head Granthi Giani Raghbir Singh
By GS Paul 11 Mar 2025

Punjab

Takht Kesgarh Jathedar Giani Kuldeep Singh Gargaj takes charge amid protocol row
By GS Paul 10 Mar 2025
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