Ladakh
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626GoI restores Rs 100 crore project approval powers to Ladakh LG
The Finance Ministry delegates financial powers to administrators of UTs without the legislatures Ladakh: The Finance Ministry of India has restored financial...
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741Autonomy was greater under JK than Delhi control: Leh Apex Body
We have been left powerless, says Chering Dorjay Srinagar: Co-chairman of the Leh Apex Body Chering Dorjay on Tuesday said Ladakh today...
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Ladakh Lieutenant Governor’s residence renamed ‘Lok Niwas’
Ladakh: Raj Niwas — the official residence and office of the Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh— has been renamed Lok Niwas. Announcing the...
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624Kargil being overlooked in key meetings and approvals, says chairman of LAHDC Kargil
Kargil: Chairman of the Kargil Hill Development Council Dr Muhammad Jaffar Akhoon on Sunday alleged that Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta has been...
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Kargil, Leh bodies announce silent protest, blackout across Ladakh, demand release of arrested youth
Kargil: The Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA) and the Apex Body of Leh have jointly called for a peaceful, silent protest and a...
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832Viral video of Leh DGP claiming Sonam Wangchuk’s arrest on defence minister’s orders is deepfake, says police
Leh: The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has confirmed that a viral video allegedly showing Ladakh DGP SD Singh Jamwal claiming that climate...
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617Leh Apex Body rejects magisterial probe, demands judicial inquiry, release of detainees
Leh: The Leh Apex Body (LAB) has outrightly rejected the magisterial inquiry ordered by the Union Territory administration of Ladakh into the...
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542Ladakh administration orders probe into Leh killings
Srinagar: The administration of Ladakh has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the killing of four civilians in Leh on September 24 during...
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630People’s Union for Civil Liberties demands freedom for Sonam Wangchuk, restoration of rights in Ladakh
New Delhi: The People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL), one of India’s oldest human rights organisations, has condemned what it described as...
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Curfew relaxed for 4 hours in Leh, essential services to operate between 10am and 2pm
Leh: The authorities in Leh on Tuesday announced relaxation of curfew restrictions for four hours, allowing essential services to operate between 10:00...
