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Jammu, Jan. 16 -- Indian shepherds are back in the Shakgung pasturelands along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) from where they had been driven out by Chinese troops last winter. See popup
The strategically important area near Demchok, 300 km east of Leh, is back in Indian hands.
More than 300 families of grazers have reached the pasture, which is 25-30 km long and 3-13 km broad, with 30,000 livestock - mostly Pashmina...