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Jamyang Tsering Namgyal Elected CEC of Hill Council REG. No. JKENG/2013/55210 Rs. 15/- R EACH VOL. 6 ISSUE 21 PAGES 8 L ADAKH November 16-30, 2018 B ULLETIN www.reachladakh.com In Conversation with Reach Ladakh Expert Talk Stanzin Norboo Kopay 5 Ladakh in need of a full-fledged university 4 Find us on FACEBOOK: Reach Ladakh Follow us on twitter: ReachLadakhBulletin Visit our website: www.reachladakh.com Brief News Ladakh commemorates Sonam Wangyal's 20th Jamyang Tsering Namgyal elected CEC death anniversary A book on his life will be released on his 21st death anniversary, says of Hill Council, Leh DISCLAIMER Sonam Wangchuk, SECMOL Seats of Executive Councillors reduced to three Reach Ladakh does not take re- sponsibility for the contents of the Advertisements Display/classified published in this newspaper. The paper does not endorse the same. Readers are requested to verify the contents on their own before acting there upon. No doctor at medical sub-center, Sanjak Kargil: Keeping in view the non avail- ability of doctors at Medical Sub Centre Sanjak, Zakir Hussain, EC Health, is- HE Togdan Rinpoche offering Khataks upon the portrait of the former J&K Minister Sonam Avny Lavasa, DC, presenting winning certificates to the newly-elected CEC Jamyang Tsering sued necessary instructions to the Chief Wangyal on his 20th death anniversary. Namgyal and Deputy CEC, Gyal P Wangyal. Medical Officer, Kargil for deputation of Medical Officer NTPC at Medical Rigzin Wangmo Gyalras Bakula Rinpoche and Late So- Rinchen Angmo Chumikchan Subsequently, on 12 November, the Sub-Centre Sanjak on November 12. nam Wangyal who worked tirelessly for seats of Executive Councilor were for- Leh: Rich tribute was paid to Late So- Leh: In yet another reshuffle in Hill the welfare of people. mally assigned with portfolios to three Stressing the need to provide satisfacto- nam Wangyal, Former Minister on his Council, Leh, Jamyang Tsering Namg- elected Councilors at a meeting held at ry health services to the needy patients 20th death anniversary on November 10 He said, “Sonam Wangyal has contribut- yal, Councillor, Martselang, was elected the Council Secretariat. of Sanjak and Shakar Chiktan area, at Sonam Wangyal Memorial park. ed a lot to the society and served against unopposed as the third Chairman/CEC He also directed the CMO to conduct all differences for the upliftment of the of LAHDC, Leh, at the Council Assem- Of the three seats, two seats have been Late Sonam Wangyal was a dynamic medical checkup of the patients twice society”. bly Hall on 9 November. Likewise, Gyal retained by former ECs, Tsering Sand- leader who served as MLC in 1957, in a week. P Wangyal, Councilor, Sakti, was elected up, Councilor Panamik, and Mumtaz the year 1967 and 1972 he was elected Togdan Rinpoche appreciated the Sonam unopposed as the Deputy Chairman. Hussain, Councilor Chuchot . Phun- as MLA and worked for the welfare and Wangyal Memorial Committee for com- chok Stanzin, Councilor Skurbuchan has 209 candidates in fray for betterment of the Ladakh region. He also memorating his work and dedication. The CEC seat had fallen vacant after joined as the new Executive Councilor. 2nd phase Panchayat polls struggled and fought for the ST status. Dorje Motup, former CEC, resigned on Expressing gratitude to the past leaders in Kargil His selfless dedication and commitment health grounds on 28 October. And the Ven Lobzang Nyantak, Councilor,Up- who worked tirelessly and selflessly Kargil: In the second phase of Pancha- to work for the betterment of the society seat of Deputy Chairman was created re- per Leh, proposed the name of Jamyang for Ladakh, Jamyang Tsering Namgyal yat election, a total of 209 candidates in- along with Gyalsras Bakula Rinpoche is cently when SAC approved the LAHDC Tsering Namgyal for the post of Chief said, “The development we see today cluding 83 candidates for Sarpanch and an inspiration to the people of Ladakh. Amendment Bill, 2018. Executive Councillor, seconded by Phun- is all because of the tremendous inputs 126 Panch for block Karsha, Bhimbat, chok Stanzin, Councilor, Skurbuchan. His Eminence Togdan Rinpoche, chief Now, the posts of Executive Councilors Sankoo, Shakar Chiktan, Shargole, and guest appraised the contributions of ...Continues on Page 3 have been reduced from four to three. ...Continues on Page 2 Lotsum will contest on November 20. 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Reporter: Rigzin Wangmo Sales & Marketing: Tsering Morup Published at: Reach Ladakh, Skara Yokma, Airport Road, near Councillor Quarter Contact: 9858394403 Printed at: Kaizen Offset Pvt Ltd, 3 DISDC Complex, Okhla Industrial Area, Phase – I, New Delhi – 20 www.ladakhstationers.com ...Continues on Page 4 2 | November 16-30, 2018 Fortnightly News Reach Ladakh Bulletin Ladakh demands full-fledged university Jamyang Tsering Namgyal elected CEC of Hill Council, Leh Kashmir has 6 universities and Jammu 7, but none in Ladakh, says President, ALSAJ ...Continued from Page 1 Deputy Chairman: Gyal P Wangyal Tsering Angdus, Councilor, Saspol, proposed the Departments assigned name of Gyal P Wangyal for the post of Deputy 1. Works CEC, seconded by Phuntsog Dorjey, Councilor, Phyang, for the running 5th Hill Council. 2. Animal and Sheep Husbandry. 3. Power Development Chering Dorje Lakrook said,“In the history of La- dakh, a seat for Deputy Chairman has been created 4. Youth Services and Sports. for the first time. Ladakhi people have high hopes 5. Non-Conventional energy (LREDA) on these two leaders and hope they will fulfill 6. Employment. them." Jamyang Tsering Namgyal, the new CEC, address- 1. Executive Councilor: Tsering Sandup ing the house, said that with the attainment of the new post of CEC, he had been made accountable Departments assigned for bigger responsibilities. He said that his priority 1. Public Health and sanitation, health services, hospitals, would be to set up good governance. dispensaries and family welfare. Students of Ladakh demanding a university in the Ladakh region in Leh. He expressed gratitude to all the elected members 2. Promotion and development of traditional Amchi systems with special honour to Ex-CEC Dorjey Mutup by of Medicine. Rigzin Wangmo said, “It’s sad that the district ad- “Kashmir has 6 universities and presenting Khataks. He said that Dorjey Mutup has 3. Social Welfare and ICDS. ministration did not support us 7 in Jammu but none in Lada- been “an exemplary leader for his honesty, sincerity Leh: Demanding a full-fledged to protest peacefully but anyway kh. We seek local government and dedication towards people’s welfare and stood 4. ITI and Polytechnic. university for the Ladakh region, we have managed to raise our de- intervention and support for the as an inspiration to the young aspiring leaders.” 5. Cottage industries, handicrafts and handlooms. a large number of students under mands. We appeal the governor of establishment of a university in the banner Student Organisation The new CEC assured to work with dedication 6. FCS & CA. the state to consider our demand Ladakh,” he added. of Unified Ladakh (SOUL) car- without any differences based on creed, colour, re- for having a full-fledged universi- 7. Labour Welfare. ried a peaceful protest on 1 No- Stanzin Nurboo, Student Ex- ligion and region. He said, “I will take everyone ty. Hope he will intervene in estab- 8. District Industries. vember in Leh. ecutive said, “90 percent of the along with me and put my best efforts in meeting lishing a university in Ladakh.” youth today are studying outside the expectations of the people and seek coordina- 2. Executive Councilor: Mumtaz Hussain All the business establishment Lobzang Nurboo, President, and incur huge expenses. tion from the councilors, administration and the remained shut down for a half- 1. Forest and Environment. All Ladakh Student Association public." day. He further stressed that Ladakh 2. Minority Affairs. Jammu (ALSAJ) said, “More has unique topography and the Answering on the internal controversy in the party, The colleges of Ladakh are af- than 15,000 students are pursuing 3. Cooperative. students have ample scope to Jamyang said, “I am the district party President and filiated to Kashmir University their higher education in Jammu. research. Knowledge can be en- there is no controversy in the party. But there are 4. Fisheries. and its inadvertent work culture The students are compelled to go hanced if Ladakh has the univer- some elements who are trying to damage the im- 5. DMG. amidst problems in the valley outside because there are many sity where the students are taught age of our party. Importance is given to new youth hugely affects the student’s life. loopholes in the system of higher 6. Stationeries and Printing. about relevant topics related to leaders. Everyone wants to connect with this party, Student leaders of different stu- education in Ladakh. And while the place. be it youth, old or women. Some people cannot di- 7.
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