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Under Kargil Post Office region, there are 2 branch offices at Barsoo and Khasgam Thuina villages.

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12th Amendment Act, 1975 came in October, 1975. This Act amended composition of Legislative Assembly and Provision relating to Pakistan occupied Kashmir. In Section 48 of Clause (a), the words twenty five seats (reserved for Pakistan occupied Kashmir) have been replaced by twenty four seats.

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Alluvial soil is found in the flood plains of Jhelum and Sind rivers, plains of Jammu, Poonch, Udhampur, Kathua and Rajouri districts. These plains are formed by the deposition of silt, mud and sediments brought down by the rivers.

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Jammu and Kashmir provides conducive environment for the growth of animal husbandry in the region. There are wide meadows where livestock is reared in Kashmir. Ladakh also has a considerable livestock population, especially of Yak. Livestock is an integral part of the farm economy of the Union Territories Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.

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The soil cover of Ladakh is thin and mostly grained and light coloured. These are deficient in humus but contain good amount of potassium and phosphate. Their texture varies from sandy to sandy loam in Leh and Kargil districts with poor water retaining capacity.

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Amla cultivation is encouraged in Akhnoor (Jammu district), Samba and Kathua districts.

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Gulab Singh was born on 17th October, 1792 in a Dogra Rajput family in Jammu. He was the founder of the Dogra dynasty and the first Maharaja of the Princely State of Jammu and Kashmir.