‘Trupti’ free with Nandini milk on Thursday
Udupi, July 11: Due to the increase in Milk production in Dakshina Kannada Co-operative Milk Producers Union, the Union has decided to extend the benefit to the Nandini consumers by giving them a free 180ML packet of Nandini Trupti milk with the purchase of every Nandini Milk packet (500ML, 1L, 6L) in Udupi and Dakshina Kannada districts on July 12.
Informing this to media persons at KMF Dairy in Manipal, Union President Raviraj Hegde said that the Union has come up with this consumer-friendly scheme for the better use of the surplus produced milk. It has been decided to give the Trupti milk worth around Rs. 62 lakh to the Nandini consumers free of cost,” Hegde added.
Throwing more light on preparation, he said “those who deliver milk at doorsteps have also been asked to distribute Trupti milk free of cost on July 12. All dealers have been informed of free milk delivery and the Trupti milk packets have also been prepared. The teams have been formed to make sure the milk is properly delivered to consumers. The Union is intended to benefit all customers without any compromise.”
“This is the first such implementation among the 14 units of the Union in the state. After observing its pros and cons, other schemes will be planned about the surplus produced milk.”
“The new dairy, which is coming up at the cost of Rs. 85 crore with the capacity of 2.5 lakh liters at Uppoor near Udupi, will be fully integrated with the automated system,” the president added.
Director Kapu Divakar Shetty, Surya Shetty, Haddur Rajeev Shetty, Federation Manager Dr. BV Satyanarayan, Jayadevappa K and Manipal unit deputy manager Lakkappa were present.
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Our people will not leave: Palestinian president condemns Trump's suggestion to 'clean out' Gaza
Ramallah (AP): The office of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has sharply condemned US President Donald Trump's suggestion to “clean out” the Gaza Strip and request that Egypt and Jordan take in more Palestinians.
In a statement, the Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited control over parts of the Israeli-occupied West Bank, says the prospect of mass displacement from the Gaza Strip “constitutes a violation of the red lines that we have repeatedly warned against.”
“Our people will not leave,” the statement said. “We warn of the repercussions of such a dangerous Israeli policy that contributes to severing the ties of the Gaza Strip, and displacing its people, which will lead to destabilization and security.”
Trump's remarks suggesting that Palestinians be encouraged to leave Gaza gets at the core of Palestinian fears that they will be driven from their remaining homeland.
The Palestinian presidency said it was “ready to assume its full duties in the Gaza Strip” in hopes of eventually establishing an independent Palestinian state. The Palestinian Authority, based in the West Bank city of Ramallah, briefly controlled Gaza after Israeli troops withdrew in 2005, only to be driven out by its rival Hamas two years later.
