Archive · 12 Aug 2025
Ladakh Volunteers Clean Up Indus River
In Ladakh, people worked together to clean up the Indus River.
They picked up trash like plastic and other things that don't break down easily.
They made a promise to take care of the river and keep it clean for the future.
People from the community, the police, the army, and other groups all helped.
They wanted to protect the river and the environment.
A cleanliness drive, 'Singe Tsangspo Tsangde Lasgul,' was organized in Nyoma, Ladakh.
Volunteers collected plastic and non-biodegradable waste from the Indus River.
The effort aimed to preserve and rejuvenate the Indus River.
The campaign began with a pledge for environmental conservation.
Various stakeholders, including the Indian Army, participated in the drive.
- Who
- Volunteers, SDM Kacho Asgar, and stakeholders.
- What
- Cleanliness drive to remove waste from the Indus River.
- When
- Tuesday.
- Where
- Nyoma sub division, Ladakh, along the Indus River.
- Why
- To preserve and rejuvenate the Indus River and maintain ecological balance.
- Campaign Name
- Singe Tsangspo Tsangde Lasgul
- Location
- Indus River, Nyoma sub division, Ladakh
- Focus
- Plastic and non-biodegradable waste
- Objective
- Environmental conservation and river rejuvenation
- Organized by
- Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Kacho Asgar
- Participants
- Community members, Indian Army, BRO, police
