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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

5 members of Akal Takht panel meet Jathedar to seek further directions

By GS Paul 23 Feb 2025
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Punjab

SGPC keeps Dhami’s resignation ‘pending’
By GS Paul 22 Feb 2025
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Amritsar

SGPC appeals to Dhami to reconsider resignation, forms panel to persuade him
By GS Paul 21 Feb 2025

Punjab

Support pours in for Dhami, SGPC to take call on his resignation today
By GS Paul 20 Feb 2025

Punjab

Punjab: Sikh deportees made to ‘remove’ turbans before boarding plane
By GS Paul 16 Feb 2025

Punjab

Sikh deportees 'made to remove turbans' before boarding flight
By GS Paul 16 Feb 2025
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Punjab

Second batch of US deportees lands today, 67 of 119 from Punjab
By Charanjit Singh Teja 14 Feb 2025

Punjab

SAD drive ‘fake’, won’t hesitate to join politics: Giani Harpreet
By GS Paul 14 Feb 2025

Punjab

CM Bhagwant Mann opposes landing of US plane carrying deportees in Amritsar; lodges protest with MEA 
By GS Paul 14 Feb 2025

Punjab

SAD membership drive bogus, they can’t induct 35-lakh members, alleges Giani Harpreet Singh
By GS Paul 14 Feb 2025
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