News Final.p65 - Indian Dairy Association
News Final.p65 - Indian Dairy Association
News Final.p65 - Indian Dairy Association
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Supplies was inaugurated by Dr. A.K. Srivastava, Director,<br />
National <strong>Dairy</strong> Research Institute, Karnal on 6th<br />
December 2011 in the presence of Shri. Arun Patil,<br />
Chairman, <strong>Indian</strong> <strong>Dairy</strong> <strong>Association</strong> (West Zone) and<br />
Shri. Arun Narke, Vice President, IDA. Shri. Subhash<br />
Mandge, Chairman, Madhya Pradesh Sahakari Dugdh<br />
Mahasangh Maryadit was a Guest of Honour on the<br />
occasion. Shri.Ashwani Pande, Managing Director,<br />
Koelnmesse YA Tradefair Pvt. Ltd. and ZEC Members<br />
of IDA (WZ) were present on the occasion. Dr. Srivastava<br />
also inaugurated IDA (WZ) stall in the exhibition and<br />
visited other stalls.<br />
Bringing about a change<br />
'PARIVARTAN' IS A unique effort by the J.K. Trust Gram Vikas Yojana to bring<br />
about change in the life of <strong>Indian</strong> farmers. Established in 1997, it currently<br />
operates 3,948 Integrated Livestock Development Centres (ILD) in 110 districts<br />
of ten states. These are Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Chattisgarh, Gujarat, Haryana,<br />
Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan and Uttarakhand. These<br />
centres cover about 30,000 villages bringing change in the life of 30 lakh <strong>Indian</strong> farmers. It is a unique initiative<br />
being implemented across the country in an effective, scalable and adaptable way across topographies and<br />
locations.<br />
Jairam Ramesh for Loan to SHGs at 4%<br />
DECEMBER 2011<br />
RURAL DEVELOPMENT MINISTER<br />
Mr. Jairam Ramesh has sought<br />
interest subvention for bank loans<br />
to self-help groups (SHGs) so<br />
that they can avail bank loans at<br />
the rate of 4%.<br />
In a letter to Finance<br />
Minister Mr. Pranab Mukherjee,<br />
Mr. Ramesh said that while<br />
Gujarat shows the way<br />
THE WHITE REVOLUTION has ensured that Gujarat, though ranked fifth in milk<br />
production in India, will supply milk to most metros in the country. In all, 38<br />
lakh litres of milk is supplied everyday to cities outside Gujarat. Now, Banas<br />
<strong>Dairy</strong> readies to start its second milk train to Kanpur. Banas <strong>Dairy</strong>, the state's<br />
biggest milk union, will double supplies from its present six lakh litres to 12<br />
lakh litres in western and southern UP. "Our first milk train started in February<br />
with the capacity of six lakh litres in 10 wagons. We are expecting clearances<br />
for the second train," said Parthi Bhatol, Banas <strong>Dairy</strong>'s chairman, who also<br />
heads Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF).<br />
The dairy giant is eyeing a slot among top 10 global players with a<br />
targeted turnover of ` 30,000 crore by 2020 and its major member unions are<br />
expanding their processing capacities outside the state.<br />
The exhibition was held from 6th to 8th December<br />
2011 at Bombay Exhibition Center, Goregaon (East),<br />
Mumbai. Around 120 exhibitors from 13 countries<br />
displayed their products and services offered to dairy,<br />
sweet and snack industries, which were witnessed by<br />
3,304 trade visitors. Almost all the exhibitors expressed<br />
their satisfaction by the quality of visitor turnout which<br />
include the top management personnel from leading<br />
companies in dairy, sweet and snack industries like -<br />
Haldirams, Cadbury's, ITC Foods, Amul, Hatsun Agro,<br />
Mother <strong>Dairy</strong>, Perfetti, Uniliver India, Vadilal etc.<br />
credit disbursement to SHGs for women had risen, banks<br />
charged them different rates of interest ranging from 10%<br />
to 13%. "Women SHG members are from the most<br />
vulnerable sections of society.<br />
Considering their socio-economic status, it is<br />
essential that government extends an interest subvention<br />
for loans extended to SHGs," he wrote. Mr. Ramesh<br />
gave the example of farmers who can avail short-term<br />
credit at 4%.<br />
INDIAN DAIRYMAN<br />
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