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Social & Tribal Welfare Department, Kargil, Hosts Farewell and Welcome Ceremony for Outgoing Director Tashi Dolma & New Director Kunzes Angmo

The Dispatch StaffBy The Dispatch StaffOctober 1, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Kargil, October 1, 2025: The employees an d staff of the Social & Tribal Welfare Department, Kargil, gathered at TFC, Biamathang, to bid farewell to outgoing Director Tashi Dolma (JKAS) and Accounts Officer Mohammad Hussain, and to extend a warm welcome to the new Director, Kunzes Angmo (JKAS), and new Accounts Officer, Liyaqat Ali.
The event was attended by staff members from Mission Poshan, Mission Shakti, and Mission Vatsalya, who came together to appreciate the dedication and leadership of Tashi Dolma (JKAS). During her tenure, she played a pivotal role in promoting child welfare initiatives and implementing programs aimed at empowering women and communities.
In her farewell address, Tashi Dolma (JKAS) expressed gratitude to the staff and employees for their dedication to serving the community. She praised their tireless efforts in implementing programs that have positively impacted the lives of many individuals in Ladakh. She also urged the team to continue their good work and support the new Director in her endeavours.
In her welcome address, Kunzes Angmo (JKAS) emphasized her commitment to serving the community and building on the foundations laid by her predecessor. She stressed the importance of teamwork and collaboration in achieving the department’s goals.
District Social Welfare Officer, Kargil, Samina Khatoon (JKAS), thanked Tashi Dolma (JKAS) and Mohammad Hussain for their invaluable contributions to the department and welcomed Kunzes Angmo (JKAS) and Liyaqat Ali, wishing them success in their new roles.
The staff and employees expressed confidence that the leadership of Kunzes Angmo and Liyaqat Ali will further strengthen the department’s efforts in promoting social welfare and community development in Ladakh.
The employees and staff of the Social & Tribal Welfare Department, Kargil, look forward to continued progress and success under their leadership.
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