In Karnataka, district milk cooperative unions have urged the government to boost the price of Nandini milk, suggesting an increase of Rs 5 per litre due to escalating costs and challenging drought conditions. Initially, they requested a rise of Rs 8 to Rs 10 but later scaled back their demand. The local dairy farmers are also grappling with competition from private companies offering better rates.
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