The Jerusalem PostTrump congratulates Democrats on midterm success, blames GOP candidates for poor performanceCNN TürkReal Madrid'de AEK maçı öncesi Arda Güler şokuPunchNigerian-trained lawyer Dapo Akande elected ICJ judgeBollywood HungamaAditya Roy Kapur and Tara Sutaria's film with Milap Zaveri titled Parwana한겨레상대 선수와 충돌해 사망까지…경기 중 안타까운 사건사고들ZDF heuteEntdecken Sie das ZDF-NachrichtenstudioBBC News BrasilAs viradas democratas que definiram a disputa pelo Senado nos EUAComplete SportsAruna Quadri Considers International RetirementSRF NewsMidterms 2026 – Freudentaumel bei den US-Demokraten – das sind die ReaktionenEuronews‘We defeated Goliath’: Talarico says after historic Texas Senate winHet Laatste NieuwsBruce Springsteen waarschuwt voor inmenging bij midterms: “Tel onze stemmen zorgvuldig en veilig”The Sydney Morning HeraldUnaffordability of Sydney homes is a real-time future crisis
The Daily Newsstand · Free, Always
Wednesday, November 4, 2026

Ladakh admin asks Sonam Wangchuk's school to halt activities amid pending HC case

Translate

Ladakh admin asks Sonam Wangchuk's school to halt activities amid pending HC case

Ladakh admin directs Sonam Wangchuk-founded school to stop ‘unauthorised activities’ amid pending land dispute

LEH: The Ladakh administration has directed the Himalayan Institute of Alternative Learning (HIAL), co-founded by climate activist Sonam Wangchuk and Gitanjali J Angmo, to halt all activities at Desert Flower School in Phyang until the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh decides the matter.The notice alleges that classes and other activities were started at the school without the necessary approvals from the authorities.In a notice issued on November 1, 2026, the Office of the Tehsildar, Leh, asked HIAL founder and CEO Gitanjali J Angmo not to undertake any further activities at the school while the matter remains pending before the High Court.The administration said classes and other activities were being conducted at Desert Flower School without obtaining the required consent, clearances or approvals from the concerned authorities.

Ladakh administration asks HIAL to halt activities at Desert Flower School

The notice stated that Angmo had earlier written to the Deputy Commissioner, Leh, on September 22, seeking a No Objection Certificate (NOC) or clearance for the proposed members of the Managing Committee of Desert Flower School under the HIAL ecosystem.However, the administration said it had received information that classes and other activities had commenced at the school without the necessary approvals.It also pointed out that the matter concerning HIAL was currently pending before the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.

"In view of the matter being under consideration before the Hon'ble court, you are hereby advised not to undertake any action whatsoever in furtherance of the functioning or commencement of activities, until the matter is finally decided by the Hon'ble court or until further directions are issued, as the case may be," the notice stated.

HIAL directed to maintain status quo amid pending court case

The administration further directed Angmo to strictly maintain status quo and ensure that no action was taken that could prejudice the case pending before the High Court.The notice, issued by Tehsildar Leh on November 1, places an administrative restraint on the proposed activities at Desert Flower School amid the ongoing legal proceedings.

View the original on Times of India →

KioskNews shows a cleaned-up reading view extracted from the publisher’s page — the original always lives on their site, not ours.