Ladakh's Cultural Roots and Youth: A Commitment to Heritage

Ladakh Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta reinforced the central government and UT Administration's dedication to preserving Ladakh's cultural heritage. He emphasized the importance of connecting youth to their roots and announced initiatives like Ladakh Norskal and Ladakh Homestay. The event featured cultural performances and awards to notable figures.

Ladakh Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta reaffirmed the commitment of the central government and the UT Administration to preserve the unique culture, heritage, and language of Ladakh. He emphasized the importance of connecting Ladakhi youth with their cultural roots to foster pride in their rich history and identity.

In his address, Gupta highlighted significant developments in Ladakh since its transition to a Union Territory post-Article 370 abrogation, while stressing the need for cultural connections among youth. The event also marked the launch of initiatives like Ladakh Norskal and Ladakh Homestay, aimed at promoting Ladakh's cultural legacy.

The function featured various cultural displays, including plays and performances by local and national artists. Gupta also honored individuals such as Ven Bhikkhu Sanghasena and Prof Lobzang Tsewang for their contributions to Ladakh's cultural and humanitarian journey.

(With inputs from agencies.)