Excelsior Correspondent
Leh, July 15: An interaction with Prime Minister Sikyong Penpa Tsering (Tibetan Exile Prime Minister) focusing on critical issues concerning the Tibetan community was held here today,
During the session, the CEC Tashi Gyalson reiterated its steadfast commitment to ensuring the welfare of the Tibetan community.
Speaking on the occasion, CEC pledged robust infrastructure support for the Tibetan Children’s Village (TCV), emphasizing its critical role as a cornerstone institution for Tibetan youth and the local populace alike.
Additionally, it was informed that council will explore a significant proposal to formalize a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between TCV schools and the Council.
This collaborative effort aims to leverage the exemplary status of TCV schools, endorsed by the Dalai Lama, to elevate educational standards and opportunities, for students attending these institutions.
CEC pledged its continued support to uplift Tibetan communities, highlighting its dedication to enhancing living standards and fostering sustainable development.
Key developmental initiatives such as the Vibrant Village Programme (VVP), Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA), and Sustainable Development Programme (SDP) and other Centrally Sponsored Schemes of Government of India were thoroughly discussed.
The meeting was attended by Executive Councillor(Minority Affairs), Ghulam Mehdi, Executive Councillor, Rural Development, Tashi Namgyal Yakzee, Executive Councillor (Culture), Stanzin Chosphel, Nyoma Councillor, Ishey Spalzang, ADDC, Sonam Nurboo, Dhondup Tashi, CRO, Tashi Dickey , Add. Secretary of Department of Home, CTA, Tenzin Seldon, PA of Sikyong, Youlo from department of Finance, CTA, Karma Rinchen and Tenzin kunsang from CR office( Secretary).
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