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After the formation of the two Union Territories, 9 Projects with an outlay of Rs. 21,441 crore were transferred to the UT of Ladakh. Rs. 5,958 crores were allocated for the development of Ladakh for the fiscal year 2020 - 21.

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The entire region of Ladakh receives water for irrigation from Indus and its tributaries as well as Nullah, Drass, Suru, Kangi and Wakha rivers. In this region, the construction of tubewells is possible due to the presence of thick rocks. In Ladakh region, there are several small canals, locally known as Mayur. These canals (Mayurs) play a vital role in the agricultural landuse of Ladakh.

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Tsepal Namgyal built the beautiful Stok Palace which remains the present residence of the royal family of Ladakh.

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The central government took initiative for the massive infrastructure development of Ladakh. This will not only benefit the local people, but will also strengthen India’s border infrastructure.

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King Damodar Dutt, descendant of Raja Bodh Arjun reunited the divided parts of Jammu region. He was a powerful ruler and extended his empire from Jammu to Gandhara. During Alexander’s invasion in 326 BC, King Damodar Dutt fought bravely. But he was defeated and killed in war, after which the rule passed on to his son Ajay Singh.

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