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On the face of it, the decision is sound and in keeping with the National Education Policy 2023 that primary education is to be imparted in the mother tongue, which is the language spoken by the child at home.

India News: The Leh Apex Body (LAB) cancels the planned march to the China border on April 7 due to escalating tensions. LAB advocates for Ladakh's statehood and

The restrictions imposed by the administration had created chances of violence, which could then be used to label the movement ‘anti-national’, Wangchuk said.

The Ladakh administration has imposed restrictions on the movement of people in Leh district ahead of a planned march towards the Line of Actual Control on Sunday | Latest News India

With the Ladakh administration imposing prohibitory orders banning rallies on Sunday and a 24-hour reduction in internet speed, the Leh-based Apex Body said it has no intention of violating laws and hoped it will be allowed to carry out its proposed 'border march'. �� Sonam Wangchuk ‘Pashmina March’: As Admin Bans Rallies in Leh, Activists Say ‘Border March’ Not Intended To Break Law.

The poll boycott call by the Eastern Nagaland People’s Organization has cast a shadow over electioneering for the lone Lok Sabha seat in the state over the delay in resolution of their long-pending statehood demand.

The Ladakh administration imposed prohibitory orders on rallies and reduced internet speed, hindering the Apex Bodys planned border march demanding Ladakhs statehood and Sixth Schedule inclusion. The District Magistrate imposed restrictions citing potential breach of peace, sparking backlash. The LAB called for peaceful protest and criticized the clampdown as an "overreaction."

The LAB leaders said they will continue with their struggle in a peaceful manner through chain hunger strikes and protests.

Wangchuk said that the ongoing peaceful fast will, however, continue.

As the Ladakh administration imposes prohibitory orders and reduces internet speed ahead of the proposed 'border march' by the Leh-based Apex Body,