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The Leh Apex Body has announced to boycott the talks scheduled with the Union Home Ministry on October 6 on the issues of making Ladakh a full state and including it in the Sixth Schedule. Following recent violent protests demanding full statehood for Ladakh and inclusion in the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution, the Leh Apex Body (LAB) has decided to boycott talks with the central government. The organization has demanded a judicial inquiry into the deaths of four youths in security force firing during the September 24 protests. Around 90 others were injured during the violent protests. LAB co-chairman Chering Dorjay said, "The CRPF opened fire without warning, which is illegal. We want a judicial inquiry into why live bullets were used." The Leh Apex Body has accused the central government of labeling the protesters "anti-national" and "puppets of Pakistan" and demanded an apology from the people of Ladakh. The next round of talks between the central go...

  New Delhi:   Ahead of Chinese Defense Minister General Li Shangfu 's visit to Delhi to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) meeting , India and Another round of top-level military talks between China concluded on Sunday. However, no official statement has come on the outcome of the 18th round of Corps Commander-level talks. Nevertheless, sources tell thatthis meeting started at around 9.30 am and ended at night on the Chushul-Moldo border. This meeting took place after four months of the 17th round of talks on December 20 last year. It is worth mentioning that despite the 17th round of talks, No consensus could be reached on the border dispute issues. Sources said that on Sunday, the Indian side, led by 14 Corps Commander Lt Gen Rashim Bali, strategically carried out withdrawal of People's Liberation Army (PLA) troops from Depsang Bulge area and Charding Ninglung Nala track junction in Demchok. again pressed for. From the Chinese side, the South Xinjiang M...

The Chief Labor Commissioner of the country listened to the problems of laborers from Jharkhand, Bihar, Nepal in Ladakh New Delhi: The country's Chief Labor Commissioner DPS Negi examined the implementation of labor laws and labor codes in the ongoing development projects in Leh. Along with the local laborers, he also listened to the problems of the workers from Jharkhand, Bihar and Nepal. Negi during the last two days in separate meetings with the Project Officers of UT Ladakh, POWERGRID, NHPC, BRO, CPWD, BPCL, IOCL, HPCL, NHIDCL and AAI inquired about the present labor problems at their project sites. of. He also studied the various activities started there. Negi met workers from Jharkhand, Bihar, Nepal as well as local Ladakh workers at Karutungse and Pangong Road and inquired about their well being. Negi told them about their rights in detail. Senior officers in-charge of the projects informed the Chief Labor Commissioner regarding compliance of various labor la...