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LG RK Mathur flags off cycle rally in Ladakh

By ANI | Updated: October 2, 2020 14:30 IST

On the occasion of the Gandhi Jayanti, Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh RK Mathur on Friday flagged off a 15 kilometers cycle rally and a simultaneous cleanliness drive.

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On the occasion of the Gandhi Jayanti, Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh RK Mathur on Friday flagged off a 15 kilometers cycle rally and a simultaneous cleanliness drive.

Mathur felicitated local cyclists and winner of multiple gold medals, Lekzes Angmo, for her achievement.

He also felicitated the stisation staff and said that to achieve a healthy society, cleanliness is of paramount importance, and the administration and people will work hand-in-hand to turn Ladakh into one of the cleanest destinations.

Globally, Gandhi's birth anniversary is celebrated as the International Day of Non-Violence. Several events were held in India and across the world to mark the occasion.

( With inputs from ANI )

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