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Three-day hunger strike begins in Kargil for statehood, Sixth Schedule

A three-day hunger strike began in Kargil on Saturday morning in support of four key demands including statehood for Ladakh and inclusion under the Sixth Schedule.

Kargil shuts down for half day to demand full statehood for Ladakh

Kargil witnessed a significant shutdown as thousands of demonstrators rallied from Fatima Chowk to Hussaini Park, vocally advocating for full statehood.

Ladakh sub-committee meeting remains deadlocked

The latest session of the sub-committee convened to address Ladakh's pressing concerns concluded without a breakthrough.

Ladakh groups say ready for unconditional talks with Centre

Softening their stand, the groups spearheading the agitation in Ladakh said that they are ready to hold unconditional talks with New Delhi.

Leh Apex Body calls for mass rally, seeking constitutional safeguards for Ladakh

Eminent educationist and reformist from Ladakh, Sonam Wangchok is observing a hunger strike to protect the environment of Ladakh.

Ladakh was far better being part of J-K, says Apex Body

Chering Dorjay, leader of the Apex Body of Leh, has said that ‘being part of Kashmir’ was better for the people of Ladakh.

Tibetan-origin monk hell-bent to create communal division: KDA

Locals in Kargil are up in arms against a Tibetian-origin Buddhist monk from Leh who has started a ‘Pad Yatra’ to lay the foundation of a monastery in Kargil.

Shutdown observed in Ladakh to press for statehood demand

A complete shutdown was observed in Ladakh on a joint call given by Leh Apex body and Kargil democratic Alliance in favour of their demands.

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