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Union Territory Lead Mishika Nayyar
Ladakh, the Northern-most union territory of India, shares its international border with China, Pakistan and Afghanistan. Immense business opportunities in Ladakh are offered as the Union Territory lies in the Greater-Himalayan ranges with salt and freshwater lakes, dunes and camels. Indus, Zanskar, and Shyok are the major rivers that flow through the UT. It is well-connected with a domestic airport in Leh.
Ladakh is the biggest apricot producer in the country with a total production of 15,789 tonnes that constitutes nearly 62% share in total. The region produced approximately 1,999 tons of dried apricot, making it the largest producer of dried apricot in the country. The total area under apricot cultivation is 2,303 hectares in Ladakh.
Finest pashmina in the world comes from Ladakh
Average daily global solar radiation as high as 2,022 kWh/m2/annum
Ladakh is home to GI Tagged Raktsey Karpo Apricot
In Union Budget 2020-21, an amount of INR 5,958 cr was allocated for development of newly created union territory of Ladakh
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