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Nabarangpur targets 50 DCSs but only 3 registered in FY 2025-26

The question asked the Ministry of Cooperation to provide details on the progress, financial assistance, and infrastructure development under the 'White Revolution 2.0' initiative, specifically regarding the formation of new dairy cooperative societies and milk procurement targets.

Asked by Shri Kripanath Mallah and Shri Bibhu Prasad Tarai; Answered by the Ministry of Cooperation (Minister Shri Amit Shah).

  • Target to increase milk procurement from 660 Lakh Kilogram per day (2023-24) to 1007 Lakh Kilogram per day by 2028-29.
  • Envisaged setup of 75,000 new Dairy Cooperative Societies (DCSs) and strengthening of 46,422 existing ones.
  • As of the report, 24,097 new DCSs have been formed and 31,394 existing DCSs strengthened.
  • Milk procurement increased from 660 LKG/day in 2023-24 to 697 LKG/day in 2025-26.
  • Milk production in India increased to 247.9 Million Metric Tonnes in 2024-25.
  • Two Multi-state cooperative Societies established: Gomay Sahkari Samiti Multi-State Limited (for manure/biogas) and Cooperative Inputs and Services Delivery Multi-State Limited (for inputs/services).
  • 42 projects sanctioned to 36 Participation Institutions in 9 states with an outlay of Rs. 1588.53 Crore under Component B of the National Programme for Dairy Development.
  • Total central funds approved for DCS organization projects in 2025-26 amount to Rs. 18,744.89 Lakhs, with Rs. 6,695.22 Lakhs released.

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Parliamentary Q&A 21.07.2026
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Document details
Official titleWhite Revolution 2.0
Source bodyParliament of India — Questions & Answers (Lok Sabha, starred)
Reference numberLS Q22 (Session 8)
Statusclosed (question)
Year21.0
Closing date
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