Ladakh Administration Taps Glacier Stream to Revive Lake That Shrank 70% in a Decade

A lake in Ladakh has lost approximately 70% of its size over the past decade, prompting local authorities to intervene. The administration has identified a previously untapped water source to address the crisis. Officials plan to channel water from the Rupsho Kharnak glacier stream, situated at an altitude of around 18,045 feet. The initiative aims to restore the shrinking water body by diverting glacial meltwater into it.
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