After independence India's milk production increased 10-fold: Amit Shah
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After independence India’s milk production increased 10-fold: Amit Shah

Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah attended, the 49th dairy industry convention in Gandhinagar

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Mar 18, 2023, 09:30 pm IST
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On March 18, Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah attended the 49th dairy industry convention in Gandhinagar , while speaking he said after independence India’s milk production has increased 10 times.

“From 1970 to 2022 India’s population has increased 4-fold and our milk production has increased 10 times due to our dairy sector,” said Amit Shah at the 49th dairy industry convention in Gandhinagar.

Further, the Minister stated, “Our milk processing capacity is around 126 million litres per day, which is the highest in the world.”

The dairy sector has also worked for the development of the Country. The contribution of the corporative dairy is huge which has worked for farmers, said Home Minister.

Amit Shah said, “The corporative dairy has helped poor farmers and women to become Atmanirbhar.”

“The IDA has played an important role in the development of the dairy sector. For the farmer’s technical session, the industrial session has been organised,” Shah said.

He added that, “The dairy sector is an important aspect of the Indian economy. The contribution of the dairy sector is more than Rs 10 lakh crore. 45 crore people are associated with it”.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah is on a two-day visit to Gujarat from March 18, and will be attending various public events.

Later, the Home Minister will attend the meeting of the District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee (DISHA) at Circuit House, Gandhinagar.

Also he will launch a Free food campaign at Civil Hospital in Gandhinagar in the afternoon, and then inaugurate Nardipur pond and lay the foundation stone and e-inaugurate various other development works of Vasan pond and Kalol.

He will later attend the convocation of Maharaja Sayajirao University in the evening at the Convocation Grounds of MS University in Vadodara.

On March 19, the Home Minister will lay the foundation stone of Junagadh district bank headquarters and inaugurate APMC Kisan Bhawan in the agriculture camp at APMC Dolatpara in Junagadh.

Shah will later offer prayers at Somnath temple and e-inaugurate various development works with the launch of Somnath Trust’s mobile app.

The Minister’s two-day visit to Gujarat will culminate after he attends the Gujarat Central University Convocation Ceremony.

Topics: IndiaAmit ShahGujaratUnion Minister Amit ShahDairy Industry ConventionIndia's Milk production
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