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- The Uttar Pradesh government will hold a dairy conclave in Jhansi on September 11, 2026, covering the Jhansi, Chitrakoot and Kanpur divisions, with the theme of women's participation and entrepreneurship in dairy development.
- The Dairy Development Department says the event aims to inform eligible beneficiaries about welfare schemes, modern technologies, scientific livestock management and value addition in dairy products.
- The state says women make up more than 70% of the dairy cooperative sector, and nine milk producing companies in Uttar Pradesh are wholly owned and run by women, with Bundelkhand emerging as a dairy hub.
- The conclave follows the department's 50th anniversary celebrations in Lucknow, which included a two-day mahotsav and dairy expo.
What to watch next
- How many women beneficiaries and cooperatives turn out for the Jhansi conclave on September 11, 2026.
- Whether schemes like Nand Baba Dugd Mission's 50% women quota and the 2022 dairy policy subsidies get further announcements or funding at the conclave.
- Progress of women-run milk producing companies entering dairy processing and domestic/international markets.
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Dhanalakshmi K.
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“The next dairy conclave is regionalised & focused for Bundelkhand & will be organised at Jhansi”
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…linkages were connected. Mahotsav also witnessed a dairy expo which showcased the strength of the dairy sector in Uttar Pradesh. Several government, non-government, and private stakeholders participated in the expo. The next dairy conclave is regionalised & focused for Bundelkhand & will be organised at Jhansi ,” said Dhanalakshmi K., Dairy Commissioner, Uttar Pradesh, to The Hindu, in Lucknow. “In the dairy sector, Bundelkhand is categorically known for its major women's involvement & participation in cooperatives & milk…
“women by birth are better managers in the household. Dairy was not separate from domestic functions. It was part and parcel of domestic functions, which were run and managed by women.”
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…theme of the conclave, which will be women's empowerment and involvement of women in Dairy Development, Ms. Dhanalakshmi, the 2000-batch Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer from the Uttar Pradesh cadre, added, “ women by birth are better managers in the household. Dairy was not separate from domestic functions. It was part and parcel of domestic functions, which were run and managed by women. They were not only the caretakers of the family members but also of the domestic livestock which were integral part of the family.” “The rearing and nurturing of the cows and other livestock was part of their life.…
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