Leh, Oct. 31 -- Highlighting extensive development and environmental conservation initiatives underway in the Union Territory of Ladakh, Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena outlined key measures taken to tackle water scarcity, revive dying water bodies, and unlock the region's agricultural potential.

Speaking to ANI on Ladakh's development and water management strategies, LG VK Saxena highlighted the sharp contrast between Ladakh's natural resources and the ground reality faced by residents.

"Despite having abundant water resources, many villages and towns in Ladakh face severe water shortages. Around 300 trillion litres of glacier meltwater flows into rivers every year, but only 1.5% was being utilised until March. The UT administration has ...