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2 Day Workshop on Implementation of JJM Kick Starts in Kargil ld imggg_05-12-2019 LADAKH IMAGES.qxd 25-07-2021 09:20 PM Page 1 RNI NO. JKENG/2012/45635 POSTAL REGd. No. JK/488/19-21 DAILY L ADAKH IMAGES Vol. 10, Issue No.172 JAMMU, SUNDAY JULY 25 2021 PAgeS : 8 e-mail: [email protected] epaper.ladakhimages.com Price : ` 1/- Lt Governor visits SKUAST Kashmir Could not have asked for happier Inaugurates New Boys Hostel; lays foundation of Mini-Watershed start to Tokyo Olympics: PM Modi Project, Trainees Hostel, Academic Block of Faculty of Forestry on Chanu's silver medal win Ladakh images news wealth which needs to be GANDERBAL, JULY 24 protected. Our Scientists, New Delhi July 24 Hailing weightlifter Lieutenant Governor, senior officials, youth, and Mirabai Chanu's silver Manoj Sinha today inau - other stakeholders must medal win in the Tokyo gurated the new Boys engage themselves in reju - Olympics, Prime Minister Hostel of the Faculty of venation of agro-forest Narendra Modi said on Forestry worth Rs 5.30 resources, said the Lt Saturday that India is elat - crore and laid stones of Governor.The Lt ed by her stupendous per - Mini-Watershed Project Governor asked the con - costing Rs 10 crore, cerned officials to ensure formance and that it Trainees Hostel at Rs 3.80 that action should be couldn't have asked for a cr and Academic Block taken against those who happier start to the grand costing Rs 8 cr at SKUAST- sion, the Lt Governor the VC, SKUAST-K and tion is dependent on agri - have occupied the large sporting event. Chanu Kashmir campus, observed that the progres - his team for producing culture and agro-forestry. forest lands rather than became the first Indian Benhama in Ganderbal sive and future-oriented human resources in The goal of rapid develop - targeting only the weightlifter to win silver district. On the occasion, approach of the govern - Agriculture and allied dis - ment of villages, forest poor.The interest of the medal in Olympics. the Lt Governor felicitated ment has brought about ciplines, developing tech - dwellers, and farming poor people who have "Could not have asked Indian," Modi tweeted open the country's the progressive farmers visible changes in agro- nologies for solving communities can only be been living in the forests for a happier start to with the hashtag account in Tokyo on and handed over cheques forestry situation in J&K, farmer’s problems in agri - achieved by protecting for generations must be Tokyo2020! India is elated 'Cheer4India'. Mirabai Saturday.The 26-year-old of Rs 5000 each to 10 leading to the improved culture & allied sciences, our forest resources and safeguarded, he by Mirabai Chanu's stu - awardees of ‘Champion productivity, profitability besides taking the Lab integrating forest products added.Speaking on the pendous performance. Chanu ended India's 21- lifted a total of 202kg Farmer Award’. He also & employability in the innovations to the Field in into the new investment government’s endeavours Congratulations to her for year wait for a weightlift - (87kg+115kg) to better released 07 publications of said sector. The Lt a bid to substantially policy, the Lt Governor to safeguarding the rights winning the Silver medal ing medal at the Olympics Karnam Malleswari's Agriculture & Forestry. Governor appreciated the increase the farmer’s maintained. J&K is blessed and interests of the in weightlifting. Her suc - by clinching a silver medal bronze in the 2000 Sydney Speaking on the occa - collective efforts put in by income. Our large popula - with immense forest Inagurates ON PAGE 2 cess motivates every in the 49 kg category to Olympics. MP Ladakh calls on cabinet minister JK reports 88 new Advisor Narula reviews arrangements Ashwini Vaishnaw positive cases, 314798 for 74th Independence Day celebrations recovered so far Ladakh images news Ladakh images news Leh, Jul 24: Leh, Jul 24: Ladakh images news Advisor Ladakh, Umang Member of Parliament, SRINAGAR, JULY 24: Narula, convened a meeting Ladakh, Jamyang Tsering The Government on Saturday to review the arrangements Namgyal called on Minister informed that 88 new positive cases of for 74th Independence Day for Communication, GoI, novel Corona virus (COVID-19), 33 Ashwini Vaishnaw, regard - from Jammu division and 55 from celebrations, at UT ing Universal Service Kashmir division, have been reported Secretariat. Advisor Narula Obligation Fund (USOF), at today, thus taking the total number of stressed that the Sanchar Bhavan, New Delhi positive cases in Jammu and Kashmir Independence Day will be today. The meeting was held to 320491. Moreover, 178 more COVID- celebrated strictly adhering as a follow up to a previous 19 patients have recovered and dis - to the Covid-19 protocols meeting regarding the same. charged from various hospitals includ - and directed the concerned ever be webcast so that peo - mination of government In the meeting, various ing 69 from Jammu Division and 109 officials to ensure that ple could view the ceremony offices and buildings includ - issues related to the installa - from Kashmir Division. Besides this, from their homes. The ing Ladakh Bhawan in Delhi tion of already sanctioned 63 arrangements are made 99.30 percent of population above the Jio towers for UT Ladakh accordingly. It was decided Advisor requested for the & Chandigarh, facilitation of under USOF of Department Ladakh apprised that out of tion and for the remaining 23 age of 45 years has been vaccinated that attendance for the event cooperation of people of band concert at different of Telecommunication, the 63 sanctioned towers, 25 towers the work is yet to across the Jammu and Kashmir. The would be only by invitation Ladakh and all stakeholders places of the UT, extension of Ministry of Communication, are already on air/ function - begin.MP Ladakh also Bulletin also informs that No in view of COVID restric - in this regard.Advisor invitation to 25 Covid JK Report ON PAGE 2 GoI were discussed. MP ing, 15 are under construc - MP Ladakh ON PAGE 2 tions. The event would how - Narula shared that the illu - Advisor Narula ON PAGE 2 ARMY BRASS ON BIKES’ CONVERGE 2 day workshop on implementation of Training workshop on leather ON KARGIL WAR MEMORIAL JJM kick starts in Kargil goods begins in Ladakh JJM not a Government scheme, but people’s movement: Sahu Ladakh images news Sustainable KARGIL JULY 24 Development (IISD), Two day workshop Councilors of the on implementation of LAHDC Kargil, BDC Jal Jeevan Mission Chairpersons and BDOs organized by the Public of different blocks, engi - Health Department neers of PHE, represen - Ladakh images news members, 25 each in Leh (PHE), UT Ladakh in tatives of Third Party Leh, Jul 24: & Kargil under NRLM coordination with the Inspection Agencies The Industries and have registered them - Ladakh images news Lt Gen PGK Menon, General National Jal Jeevan (TPIAs), Implementing Commerce Department selves for the training. A Dras (Kargil), July 24 Officer Commanding ‘Fire Mission, Ministry of Jal Support Agencies along with Rural team of experts from To commemorate the 22nd and Fury Corps’ on 19 July Shakti, Government of (ISAs) were present on Development CSIR-CLRI, Chennai will Kargil Vijay Diwas the Indian from Leh. 15 riders traversed India kick started at the occasion. Chairman Department, UT Ladakh provide training to these Army undertook two mega a total distance of 1000 kilo - Auditorium Hall Kargil and Chief Executive organizes 30 days of Skill 50 trainees. The training bike rallies, one from meters through harsh and here today. Chairman Commissioner/Secretar Santosh Sukhadeve, Councilor LAHDC Development training on was inaugurated by Udhampur and another from rugged terrain of Ladakh and and Chief Executive y PHE and I&FC Ajeet Director National Jal Kargil, Feroz Ahmad Leather and allied prod - Saugat Biswas, Secretary, Leh, both traversing more finally reached Dras on 23rd Councilor, LAHDC, Kumar Sahu, Deputy Jeevan Mission Pradeep Khan while extending ucts in Handicraft and I&C, RDD UT Ladakh.In than 1000 kilometers over July, led by Lt Gen PGK Kargil Feroz Ahmad Commissioner and Singh, experts from the gratitude to the UT Handloom both in Leh Leh district, the training is mountains of Kashmir Valley Menon himself. In the Khan, CEO, LAHDC, Kargil Indian Institute of 2 Day workshop ON PAGE 2 and Kargil. A total of 50 Traning ON PAGE 2 and Ladakh, converging at the same spirit, another Bike Rally historic Kargil War Memorial titled ‘Dhruva Kargil Ride’ in Dras on 23 July. One was organized under the aegi Bike Rally was flagged off by Army Brass ON PAGE 2 ARCS Ladakh issues Certificate of Registration under Cooperative 1 death, 5 new positive cases report in UT ACD Kargil inaugurates 30 days Societies Act 1989 and 1999 among 86 registered societies training programme on skill development, opportunities in Ladakh images news Ladakh; 20 patients KARGIL JULY 24 leather and allied products for SHG members of NRLM Additional Registrar cured and discharged Cooperative Societies (ARCS) Ladakh Dr Ladakh images news Muhammad Raza Abbasi Leh, Jul 24: today issued Certificate of As per the media bulletin released by the Registration under Directorate of Health Services UT Ladakh, a Cooperative Societies Act total of five new positive sample reports of 1989 and 1999 among 86 Covid-19 were received yesterday, and all the registered societies after cases were reported in Leh. While a total of the formation of UT 2822 sample reports in UT Ladakh - Leh: 1145 Ladakh. and Kargil: 1677 were found negative. With The ARCS Ladakh said that after the formation of Reliant Act, 1999,
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