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Year After Milk Row, Karnataka's Nandini Dairy Brand Set For Delhi Launch
The Karnataka Milk Federation's dairy products brand, Nandini, will be on sale in the national capital - its first foray into markets in north India - from Thursday on the back of a launch event to be attended by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
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Nandini Milk Boils Up Karnataka Politics Again, Now With A Religious Tinge
The BJP, which was accused by the Congress of threatening the local Nandini dairy brand by allowing the entry of Amul in Karnataka ahead of the assembly polls earlier this year, is now attempting to turn the tables.
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Months After Amul vs Nandini, Milk War Brews Between Kerala, Karnataka
Left-ruled Kerala's milk federation has written to its Karnataka counterpart, urging it to reconsider its plans to step up sale of homegrown brand Nandini in Kerala.
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'Nandini' Milk Daily For Poorest Families: 5 BJP Promises For Karnataka
The BJP has promised free 'Nandini' brand's milk for those below the poverty line in Karnataka if it retains power in the state, weeks after a political row erupted over dairy giant Amul's entry into the state.
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Opinion: In 'Dahi' And Nandini, A Taste Of BJP's Catch-22 In Karnataka
For the opposition, keeping it local and focusing on the state government's performance is more likely to bring electoral rewards. One will need to wait until the May 13 to see which of the two campaigns proves to be more successful.
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Amid Row, Gujarat Chief Minister Says No need To Boycott Amul In Karnataka
Amid the Nandini versus Amul battle in Karnataka, Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel stressed on Monday that there is no need to boycott Amul in the southern state.
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Amid Dairy Row, Rahul Gandhi Visits Bengaluru's Nandini Milk Parlour
In the backdrop of the Nandini vs Amul battle, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday bought a Nandini ice cream and termed the brand "Karnataka's pride."
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No Threat To Nandini, Will Sell Online, Only In Bengaluru: Amul Chief
Caught in the political row over market place battle with popular Karnataka brand Nandini, head of the Gujarat-based cooperative selling Amul brand on Tuesday said it will sell milk and curd only through online channels in Bengaluru.
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"Nandini Better Brand, Don't Need Amul": Karnataka Congress Slams BJP
DK Shivakumar on Monday visited a Nandini Milk parlour in the Hassan amid the ongoing charges and counter-charges between the ruling BJP and the Opposition Congress and JD(S) over Amul's announcement of foraying into the Karnataka market.
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Explained: The Amul vs Nandini Controversy In Poll-Bound Karnataka
Gujarat-based dairy giant Amul's announcement that its products will soon be available to order online in Bengaluru has caused a political slugfest ahead of the upcoming Karnataka assembly elections.
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"Amul Is Not Entering Karnataka, Congress Spreading Misinformation": BJP
The BJP on Sunday accused the Congress of unleashing a "misinformation campaign" over dairy cooperative Amul's presence in Karnataka and asserted that it has done far more than the opposition party to strengthen the Karnataka Milk Federation.
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How A Tweet From Amul Created A Political Storm In Poll-Bound Karnataka
It started with an announcement that Gujarat-based Amul will start online deliveries in Bengaluru, upsetting those associated with the state's own formidable dairy brand, Nandini.
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"Proud Of Nandini Milk": Row In Karnataka Over Amul's Entry
In a setback for Gujarat-based dairy giant Amul, a hotelsbody in the state has decided to use only Nandini milk to "support the state's (dairy) farmers".
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"There Must Be No Politics On Amul," Says Karnataka Chief Minister
Karnataka chief minister Basavaraj Bommai on Saturday said there should be no politics over the entry into the State of Amul's dairy products even as Opposition Congress and JD(S) have opposed it.
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After porn scandal, crackdown on cameras in Karnataka Assembly
It was a particularly candid camera. A private TV channel in Bangalore caught three ministers watching porn on a cellphone in the Karnataka Assembly. The trip was forced to resign last week. They cannot enter the Assembly till a committee completes its investigation against them. The Assembly will also be off-limits soon for TV cameras - an odd way...
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Year After Milk Row, Karnataka's Nandini Dairy Brand Set For Delhi Launch
The Karnataka Milk Federation's dairy products brand, Nandini, will be on sale in the national capital - its first foray into markets in north India - from Thursday on the back of a launch event to be attended by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
-
Nandini Milk Boils Up Karnataka Politics Again, Now With A Religious Tinge
The BJP, which was accused by the Congress of threatening the local Nandini dairy brand by allowing the entry of Amul in Karnataka ahead of the assembly polls earlier this year, is now attempting to turn the tables.
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Months After Amul vs Nandini, Milk War Brews Between Kerala, Karnataka
Left-ruled Kerala's milk federation has written to its Karnataka counterpart, urging it to reconsider its plans to step up sale of homegrown brand Nandini in Kerala.
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'Nandini' Milk Daily For Poorest Families: 5 BJP Promises For Karnataka
The BJP has promised free 'Nandini' brand's milk for those below the poverty line in Karnataka if it retains power in the state, weeks after a political row erupted over dairy giant Amul's entry into the state.
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Opinion: In 'Dahi' And Nandini, A Taste Of BJP's Catch-22 In Karnataka
For the opposition, keeping it local and focusing on the state government's performance is more likely to bring electoral rewards. One will need to wait until the May 13 to see which of the two campaigns proves to be more successful.
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Amid Row, Gujarat Chief Minister Says No need To Boycott Amul In Karnataka
Amid the Nandini versus Amul battle in Karnataka, Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel stressed on Monday that there is no need to boycott Amul in the southern state.
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Amid Dairy Row, Rahul Gandhi Visits Bengaluru's Nandini Milk Parlour
In the backdrop of the Nandini vs Amul battle, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday bought a Nandini ice cream and termed the brand "Karnataka's pride."
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No Threat To Nandini, Will Sell Online, Only In Bengaluru: Amul Chief
Caught in the political row over market place battle with popular Karnataka brand Nandini, head of the Gujarat-based cooperative selling Amul brand on Tuesday said it will sell milk and curd only through online channels in Bengaluru.
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"Nandini Better Brand, Don't Need Amul": Karnataka Congress Slams BJP
DK Shivakumar on Monday visited a Nandini Milk parlour in the Hassan amid the ongoing charges and counter-charges between the ruling BJP and the Opposition Congress and JD(S) over Amul's announcement of foraying into the Karnataka market.
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Explained: The Amul vs Nandini Controversy In Poll-Bound Karnataka
Gujarat-based dairy giant Amul's announcement that its products will soon be available to order online in Bengaluru has caused a political slugfest ahead of the upcoming Karnataka assembly elections.
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"Amul Is Not Entering Karnataka, Congress Spreading Misinformation": BJP
The BJP on Sunday accused the Congress of unleashing a "misinformation campaign" over dairy cooperative Amul's presence in Karnataka and asserted that it has done far more than the opposition party to strengthen the Karnataka Milk Federation.
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How A Tweet From Amul Created A Political Storm In Poll-Bound Karnataka
It started with an announcement that Gujarat-based Amul will start online deliveries in Bengaluru, upsetting those associated with the state's own formidable dairy brand, Nandini.
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"Proud Of Nandini Milk": Row In Karnataka Over Amul's Entry
In a setback for Gujarat-based dairy giant Amul, a hotelsbody in the state has decided to use only Nandini milk to "support the state's (dairy) farmers".
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"There Must Be No Politics On Amul," Says Karnataka Chief Minister
Karnataka chief minister Basavaraj Bommai on Saturday said there should be no politics over the entry into the State of Amul's dairy products even as Opposition Congress and JD(S) have opposed it.
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After porn scandal, crackdown on cameras in Karnataka Assembly
It was a particularly candid camera. A private TV channel in Bangalore caught three ministers watching porn on a cellphone in the Karnataka Assembly. The trip was forced to resign last week. They cannot enter the Assembly till a committee completes its investigation against them. The Assembly will also be off-limits soon for TV cameras - an odd way...
