Sumoor and Khaltsi Panchayats Win Prestigious National Panchayat Awards 2022-23
Leh, December 11: In a momentous achievement for the region, Sumoor Gram Panchayat in Panamic Block and Khaltsi Panchayat from Khaltsi Block have been honored with the prestigious National Panchayat Awards 2022-23. The awards were presented by the Hon’ble President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu, during a ceremony.The Sumoor Panchayat was awarded the Clean and Green Panchayat Award, recognizing its exceptional commitment to cleanliness, sustainability, and environmental conservation. Meanwhile, the Khaltsi Panchayat was conferred with the Panchayat with Good Governance Award, acknowledging its excellent governance practices and dedication to community development.The awards were received by Santosh Sukhdeve, Deputy Commissioner/CEO, LAHDC, Leh, Junaid Amin Bhat, District Panchayat Officer, Lawang Tashi Panchayat secretary Sumoor.Hon’ble CEC Adv. Tashi Gyalson extended heartfelt congratulations to both Sumoor and Khaltsi Panchayats for their outstanding achievements. He expressed pride in the recognition these Panchayats brought to Ladakh. He further remarked that these awards are a testament to the dedication and hard work of the local communities involvement, and they highlight the regionโs commitment to progress and sustainability.The Hon’ble CEC also congratulated Honโble Executive Councillor for Rural Development, Tashi Namgyal Yakzee, DC/CEO Santosh Sukhadeve, Director Rural Sajad Qadri, Concerned Councillors, DPO, Leh and entire team of RDD, Leh for their leadership in driving rural development initiatives.Adv. Gyalson further emphasized the importance of the LAHDCโs role in supporting these achievements and further stated that, this recognition sets a strong precedent for others. The teamwork and vision of all involved have paved the way for a sustainable and prosperous Ladakh, and these awards not only recognize the individual efforts of the Sumoor and Khaltsi Panchayats but also serve as a symbol of the region’s broader commitment to sustainable governance and community driven development.
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