Mother of all milk

Why is the Indian state so paternal to milk substitutes?

An heirloom in muslin

A bacterial strain that shaped BHARAT LAL SETH’s idea of hospitality

High cost of fodder led milk price hike

First pulses, now milk. The common household is compelled to give up on its easy sources of protein. RAVLEEN KAUR found rise in fodder prices, …

Keep on the grass

Alpine pastures are thriving despite policies to encourage grazing. But Himalayan pastures languish despite strong conservationist policies

Pesticides in our food

There is never any end to learning. And so, surprises. We have learnt, over 20 years, that environmental governance in India is lackadaisical. …

Got Fodder?

Manju and Mukesh Gupta have had to reduce their milk intake because the two rupee per litre milk price hike has become too much of an expense. …

Cloning glory

Brazil for home milk

Should children drink beer?

A campaign against dairy products has been launched by an overzealous NGO

THAILAND

HONG KONG

Healthy chocolates

Heart-friendly

Naturally occurring trans fats not harmful

Succumb to the temptation

Chocolates could hold the key to a healthy, long life

Beggar-thy-neighbour

India won’t ease milk norms for US

US has to meet all seven criteria to export milk to India

Nestle scare

Contaminated baby milk products recalled in EU

Deadline fails

‘There is not enough milk’

Amrita Patel was part of the White Revolution that made India self-sufficient in milk. She joined Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers’…

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Dairy paradox

Ecuador's foot-and-mouth outbreak affects meat and dairy exports

In court

In short