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Achi Lhamo is adopted by Ladhaki people.

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The Indian Independence Act of 1947 gave princely states an option to accede to the newly born dominions India or Pakistan or continue as an independent sovereign state. At that time more than 500 princely states have covered 48 percent of the area of pre Independent India and constituted 28% of its population.

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Puga valley in Leh district has a large deposits of Borax.

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Both Central and Eastern Ladakh are predominantly Buddhist, while Western Ladakh is mainly Shia Muslim.

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Sonamarg is a quite valley, carved by the Sindh river and circled by placid lakes and awesome glaciers. Sonamarg is also known as "The Golden Meadow". At an altitude of 2740 meters, 85 Kilometres northeast of Srinagar, the road that leads to Sonamarg is almost like heading for an enchanted journey into Wonderland of Nature.

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The Treaty of Chushul ended the conflict between Sikhs and Tibetans. British Captain Canningham went to Ladakh to end the conflict. As per the Treaty, a boundary was established between Ladakh and Tibet, thus clearly demarcating the boundaries of the regions. Ladakh remained under Sikh rule and Tibet became an autonomous body.

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When Sheikh Abdullah was dismissed and arrested, Bakshi Ghulam Mohammad became the Prime Minister of Jammu and Kashmir and also the President of the political party i.e. National Conference. He remained on the position of Prime Minister of the State for a period of 11 years from 1953 to 1964.