Over the past year, the foundation has trained more than 5,000 dairy farmers across 50-plus villages, helping them learn modern dairy practices that can be applied easily in daily life.
Any decision taken by the government will ensure that the market is not distorted and the interests of our dairy farmers are protected.
Along with Tahir, there are many more beneficiaries of the scheme in Bandipora, who have established their own dairy farms.
Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das said on Sunday that a 26-member farmers' team left for Israel on a four-day trip to study farming techniques.
