Ladakh Seeks Centre Nod for 36 Check Dams at Rs 56 cr
Ladakh has sought Centre’s approval for 36 check dams costing over ₹56 crore, aiming to harness river and glacier meltwater ...
Read moreDetailsLadakh has sought Centre’s approval for 36 check dams costing over ₹56 crore, aiming to harness river and glacier meltwater ...
Read moreDetailsThe Ladakh administration has also announced an ₹8 crore revolving fund to speed up payments to Pashmina growers, ensuring that ...
Read moreDetailsCalling for a shift from reactive disaster response to proactive prevention, Saxena stressed that safeguarding lives, protecting infrastructure and ensuring ...
Read moreDetailsLadakh celebrated its seventh Union Territory Foundation Day with the dPal rNgam Duston 2026 festival, where Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar ...
Read moreDetailsResidents, entrepreneurs, self-help groups and voluntary organisations in Ladakh will now be able to register societies and partnership firms at ...
Read moreDetailsIn a major boost to heritage conservation, the Ladakh Administration has declared 23 ancient forts, monasteries, caves, petroglyphs and rock ...
Read moreDetailsActing on the directions of Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena, the administration said the move will protect Ladakh's fragile Himalayan ...
Read moreDetailsLieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena inaugurated the ₹1.01-crore facility, where the first batch of 22 trainees will receive hands-on training, ...
Read moreDetailsThe new policy addresses the regulatory vacuum caused by the absence of notified Master Plans and Zonal Development Plans, ensuring ...
Read moreDetailsLadakh has unveiled a major push for its iconic Pashmina sector, with Lt Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena approving a 25% ...
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