Here is an inspiring narrative covering the Milk Revolution of India. When innovation meets conviction and guts, the society benefits.
In case you wish to read a brief on Amul, here is yet another utterly butterly delicious post that you may like:
http://life11.org/2015/05/08/amul-indias-beloved-brand.
Enjoy!
Amul has instant recall in our minds – images of the cute Amul moppet girl, their priceless topical ads, Amul butter, Amul milk, Taste of India, all come instantly to our notice. We don’t quite realize the story within which would have images of – Dr. Verghese Kurien, White Revolution, Operation Flood, NDDB, GCMMF, milk co-operative movement, milk movie Manthan, etc.
The book (I too had a dream) is less of an autobiography – fleeting personal details are mentioned – but it is a great narrative of India’s milk revolution. From a country struggling with milk production and per capita consumption, a great journey has been covered wherein we are now the second largest milk producers in the world and have significantly improved on consumption per capita as well.
Dr. Kurien has set the narrative but it has been scribed by Ms. Gouri Salvi. It provides great insight into India’s…
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Dear Ashok, Thanks for spreading the word – as you rightly observed we need to know such stories and be inspired by them. Cheers.Vijay
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Pleasure is mine!
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Came across yet another post on Amul; have taken the liberty of providing the link in your re-blog; hope fine by you!
http://life11.org/2015/05/08/amul-indias-beloved-brand
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The more the merrier. Cheers.
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How the farmers of Anand fought against the monopoly of Polson diary and how Dr Verghese Kurien organised and guided them to bring about the milk revolution is indeed an inspiring story.
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True. More such stories of social entrepreneurship need to be told!
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Yes. I, too, had written a post on Amul on my blog Life11.
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Do please send me a link. It would be nice to go through your take on this iconic brand!
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Sure. Here it is –more of an overview.- http://life11.org/2015/05/08/amul-indias-beloved-brand/
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Thank you for sharing this. Would you mind my adding this link in the text of today’s post, please?
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Certainly not. Please feel free to add the link. 🙂
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Thank you.
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Is there a way to e-mail subscribe to your posts on both the sites? This way, there would be lesser chance of my missing any of your scribbles and scrawls!
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Thank you. If you would like to subscribe to both sites, you just need to subscribe with your email id separately to both. A common subscription won’t work because Scribble and Scrawl and Life11 are two separate sites.
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Given my limited quota of grey cells, I could not locate the button/bar where I could register my mail id!
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Done. Thank you. Allow me to share this one with you:
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Thanks. Sherlock – definitely a BIg brand. This has to be an interesting read.
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