Jaipur Milk

Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Wednesday mocked his predecessor Vasundhara Raje after she rejected allegations of collusion with him.

leader Vasundhara Raje on Thursday rejected allegations of collusion with Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot as a lie, and said milk and lemon juice do not go together.

According to Jaipur Dairy Federation, the biggest milk cooperative in the state, milk collection has come down by 15-18 per cent, though there has so far been no disruption in supply to consumers

Under a drive organised by several NGOs and social organisations, around 8,000 litres of milk was distributed free-of-cost to around 40,000 people in different parts of Jaipur.

A women-run dairy cooperative society in Rajasthan's Bhilwara district is scripting a happy story for women here who have milked profit out of the venture.

An astrologer and social activist has turned the religious practice of offering water and milk in temples into a unique way of water conservation. Pandit Purushotam Gaur, known as Guruji, has developed water harvesting infrastructure in more than 300 temples in Rajasthan over the past 13 years.

Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Wednesday mocked his predecessor Vasundhara Raje after she rejected allegations of collusion with him.

leader Vasundhara Raje on Thursday rejected allegations of collusion with Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot as a lie, and said milk and lemon juice do not go together.

According to Jaipur Dairy Federation, the biggest milk cooperative in the state, milk collection has come down by 15-18 per cent, though there has so far been no disruption in supply to consumers

Under a drive organised by several NGOs and social organisations, around 8,000 litres of milk was distributed free-of-cost to around 40,000 people in different parts of Jaipur.

A women-run dairy cooperative society in Rajasthan's Bhilwara district is scripting a happy story for women here who have milked profit out of the venture.

An astrologer and social activist has turned the religious practice of offering water and milk in temples into a unique way of water conservation. Pandit Purushotam Gaur, known as Guruji, has developed water harvesting infrastructure in more than 300 temples in Rajasthan over the past 13 years.