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2014
The timing of collision between the Indian and Tibetan plates along with significant evidence is described. The tectono-stratigraphy of the region is described under four major zones, Zanskar, Indus-Suture, Shyok Suture, and Karakoram. The plate tectonics model of subduction of the Indian plate beneath the Tibetan plate is illustrated. Tectonics of the
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The timing of collision between the Indian and Tibetan plates along with significant evidence is described. The tectono-stratigraphy of the region is described under four major zones, Zanskar, Indus-Suture, Shyok Suture, and Karakoram. The plate tectonics model of subduction of the Indian plate beneath the Tibetan plate is illustrated. Tectonics of the
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Medicinal system of Ladakh, India
Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 1989The paper presents a detailed study of an ancient medical system of the Old World. The system, popularly known as the "Amchi System", has a large following in Ladakh or Little Tibet (India) and has been practised for centuries. The system resembles, in some broad aspects, the Ayurvedic system but has its own characteristics.
I A, Navchoo, G M, Buth
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Ladakh and the Partition of India: How Ladakh (Re) Shaped after Partition
Journal of Research: THE BEDE ATHENAEUM, 2019The paper tries to explore the convoluted socio-cultural history of Ladakh in the aftermath of the Partition of India. There has been less debate and discussion in academia about the impact of Partition on the Ladakh region. Many discourses consider Ladakh as a ‘mystic ’and ‘isolated ’place which had not been much influenced by the Partition of India ...
Archo Fatima Nissa, Stanzin Stamdin
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The status of Ladakh urial Ovis orientalis vignei in Ladakh, India
Biological Conservation, 1983Abstract The Ladakhl urial Ovis orientalis vignei has a limited distribution and in recent years has declined in number. The author made three visits to Ladakh to investigate the status of the urial in a major part of its range which had been little studied before.
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“Sons and Daughters of India”: Ladakh’s
2013Martijn Van Beek At first glance, there are strong similarities between the situation in Ladakh and that in other parts of India with large "tribal" populations: minority populations, culturally distinct from the dominant, national population, and feeling themselves victims of discrimination, struggle for greater autonomy or outright secession.
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