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Two, Reliance Consumer Products has launched its ready-to-drink dairy brand, Joyland, starting with flavored milk priced rupees 20 in Tamil Nadu.

The rollout places Reliance in direct competition with established mass-market dairy and FMCG brands, including Amul, Mother Dairy, ITC, and Cavin's.

Three, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has requested state governments to waive stamp duties on national highway projects.

The central ministry argues that varying state levies create compliance burdens, contractual ambiguity, and potential project delays.

It's, it's a co- it's a cooperative.

It's so they, they, they basically have two major coo- uh, co-ops basically that, that are run, Amul being one of them, like Amul cheese, Amul butter.

Um, and then they have a lot of smaller independent farms and then some larger factory farms for dairy.

Um, but it is.

You get this and then a little bit of, like, they do an amul cheese.

Um-

Amul cheese is we don't have here.

We have to use the regular American cheese or something like that.

We just are trying to bring out now.

India's paneer market is shifting towards branded products as state tightened restrictions on analog paneer and FSSAI consider nationwide rules.

Dairy companies including Mother Dairy, Amul, and Paras Dairy are reporting higher demand and expanding production capacity.

Anup Bakshi will become HDFC Bank's new MD and CEO from October 27th, 2026, after RBI approval.

The ICICI Group veteran will be the bank's first chief from outside HDFC in its 32-year history, succeeding Sasidhar Jagadeesan.

So my vision is that it will have the most loved brands across categories in India over the next 10 years.

Like the way we talk about Amul or Sevicol or the way globally we talk about, you know, Nike, maybe not anymore, but you know, whatever, Coke, Pepsi back in the day, Nike back in the day.

So perhaps, you know, if Must Be Nuts is spoken in the same tone, in the same vein, in the same lane, that I think is really, really exciting.

There could be also a major development opportunity because obviously all the motivations as well.

So the whole idea behind this yatra is questioning the model of development.

development.And in the end, we talk about five thousand five hundred children across four hundred anganwadis in Vadodara who have gone without their daily milk for nearly a week after Amul stopped supplies over a payment dispute.

The Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation, which owns the Amul brand, stopped supplying milk pouches to anganwadis across Vadodara on 17th of September.

As reported by The Indian Express' Aditi Raja, under the government's milk distribution program, children between six months and six years of age are supposed to receive 100 milliliters of milk five days a week.

For the four hundred anganwadis under the Vadodara Municipal Corporation, that works out to around five thousand five hundred pouches every day.

So how did the supply stop? According to the Integrated Child Development Services, or ICDS, the arrangement with Amul has been operating with a three-month credit balance.

But that credit was exhausted after milk prices rose from nine rupees to 11.25 rupees per pouch.

ICDS officials say the deeper problem was delayed billing.

So the whole idea behind this yatra is questioning the model of development.

development.And in the end, we talk about 5,500 children across 400 anganwadis in Vadodara who have gone without their daily milk for nearly a week after Amul stopped supplies over a payment dispute.

The Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation, which owns the Amul brand, stopped supplying milk pouches to anganwadis across Vadodara on 17th of September.

As reported by The Indian Express' Aditi Raja, under the government's milk distribution program, children between six months and six years of age are supposed to receive 100 milliliters of milk five days a week.

For the 400 anganwadis under the Vadodara Municipal Corporation, that works out to around 5,500 pouches every day.

So how did the supply stop? According to the Integrated Child Development Services, or ICDS, the arrangement with Amul has been operating with a three-month credit balance.

But that credit was exhausted after milk prices rose from 9 rupees to 11.25 rupees per pouch.

ICDS officials say the deeper problem was delayed billing.