Wangchuk Says Sorry to Tibetans Over Leh Violence-China Repression Comparison
A year after the Leh violence, Wangchuk’s wife Gitanjali J. Angmo has urged people in Ladakh not to let the ...
Read moreDetailsA year after the Leh violence, Wangchuk’s wife Gitanjali J. Angmo has urged people in Ladakh not to let the ...
Read moreDetailsThe CTA said Wangchuk’s comparison failed to reflect what it described as continuing restrictions on Tibetans’ rights, religious freedom and ...
Read moreDetailsThe cases were withdrawn on the recommendation of Ladakh Police under Section 360 of the BNSS, with the LG citing ...
Read moreDetailsThe Choglamsar flower garden opens to the public on September 18, with Lilium and Gladiolus cultivation planned as a model ...
Read moreDetailsIndia has rejected the Pakistan-China Boundary Joint Commission as legally baseless, saying neither country can make arrangements concerning territories New ...
Read moreDetailsThe upgraded emergency response system includes GPS-enabled vehicles and mobile data terminals. In July alone, ERSS Ladakh received 3,375 calls ...
Read moreDetailsLadakh Police’s Nawang Tsering wins the gruelling 122-km Silk Route Ultra in 12 hours, 12 minutes and 18 seconds, pocketing ...
Read moreDetailsThe Leh Apex Body and Kargil Democratic Alliance had expected Wednesday’s talks to produce a concrete constitutional draft. Instead, they ...
Read moreDetailsCalling Hunderman a living symbol of Ladakh’s resilience, the LG met villagers, reviewed solar lift irrigation, and tied the project ...
Read moreDetailsFrom the Galwan Motorcycle Rally to a Himalayan Basecamp, Ladakh Bike Week will take riders and visitors across the region ...
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