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Ahead of Buddha Relics Exposition, LG Vinai Kumar Saxena Launches Major Beautification Drive in Leh

The Dispatch StaffBy The Dispatch StaffApril 24, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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Leh, April 24: On the directions of Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Vinai Kumar Saxena, a major beautification drive has been launched across Leh Municipal Area to transform the historic town into a clean, vibrant and welcoming destination ahead of the Sacred Exposition of Holy Buddha Relics scheduled from May 2 to 14.

With Leh preparing to host thousands of Buddhist devotees, dignitaries and tourists during the sacred exposition, the city has started taking on a festive look as large-scale efforts are underway to enhance its aesthetic appeal and improve the visitor experience.

The Lieutenant Governor has specifically directed the beautification of Leh Main Market, focusing on improving its overall appearance and creating a warm and attractive environment for visitors. As part of the initiative, decorative flowers are being planted, artistic wall paintings and graffiti are being added, and flower pots are being placed along roadsides to give the city a refreshed and colourful look.

Drawing from his administrative experience during the G20 Summit in New Delhi, L-G Saxena is focusing on adopting best practices to make Leh more organised, visually appealing and culturally vibrant.

The initiative gains added importance as the upcoming exposition of the Holy Relics of Lord Buddha is expected to attract thousands of devotees from across Ladakh, along with ambassadors, bureaucrats, public representatives and members of Buddhist organisations.

The Lieutenant Governor said the beautification drive is not only aimed at improving the city’s appearance but also at strengthening Ladakh’s identity as a premier tourist destination.

“The beautification drive is aimed at presenting Leh as a clean, organised and culturally vibrant city, especially in view of upcoming major events. Improving the aesthetic appeal of public spaces will not only enhance the experience of tourists but also instil a sense of pride among residents. Sustained efforts are being made to make Ladakh one of the most attractive and visitor-friendly destinations in the country,” he said.

Since assuming office, L-G Saxena has been working in mission mode to promote cleanliness and ensure Ladakh remains tourist-friendly and visually appealing. He had personally visited Leh Main Market and Leh Old Town to assess sanitation and civic infrastructure and later issued directions for immediate beautification and cleanliness measures.

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