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Ladakh data centre work progress reviewed

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Jammu, January 11

The Administrative Secretary of Information Technology, Ladakh, Amit Sharma conducted a series of meetings on Ladakh State Data Centre and Modified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters and undertook a thorough review of the progress of the ongoing works aimed at ensuring a seamless development.

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The meeting, led by Sharma, covered critical aspects such as the installation of CCTVs, fire extinguishers, Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS), diesel generator (DG) set, electricity connections, earthing, and other essential components of the Ladakh State Data Centre, and the progress and development of the Modified Electronics Manufacturing Hub Clusters.

Emphasising the paramount importance of adhering to timelines, the Secretary underscored the urgency for the timely completion of the Ladakh State Data Centre. He articulated the significance of the project in bolstering the technological infrastructure of the region and its pivotal role in advancing the digital landscape of Ladakh.

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During the review meeting, he highlighted the significance of maintaining high-quality standards and ensuring that all components are by the specified technical requirements. Amit Sharma further reiterated the Administration’s commitment to providing state-of-the-art technological facilities to empower Ladakh’s growth and development.

“The inspection and evaluation reaffirmed the UT Administration’s dedication to ensuring the successful implementation of the Ladakh State Data Centre, aligning with the vision of a digitally empowered and resilient UT,” an official spokesperson said.

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