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Nandini Milk price hike | From your morning coffee to evening drinks and snacks, how will it affect your daily budget?
By DH Online3 min read at Deccan Herald
In brief
The Karnataka Cabinet announced an Rs 8 per litre price hike for Nandini milk effective November 1.
The increase aims to benefit farmers and prevent milk scarcity, though it is expected to raise costs for households and businesses.
Chief Minister D K Shivakumar defended the decision, citing rising input costs.
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The Karnataka Cabinet on Thursday announced a hike in the price of Nandini milk by Rs 8 per litre from November 1. A litre of Nandini toned milk (blue packet) which is currently sold for Rs 46 will cost Rs 54 from Sunday, the single largest price hike till date.
Greater Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda, while addressing a press conference after the Cabinet meeting stated, “Farmers had sought an increase by Rs 10 but the Cabinet felt that is not possible and has decided to increase the prices (of milk) by Rs 8 (per litre).”
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