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Dairy Development Corporation Pays Farmers Rs 10 Million Daily Amidst Dues Clearance

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The state-owned Dairy Development Corporation (DDC) is paying dairy farmers approximately Rs 10 million daily as part of a reforms action plan implemented by Minister for Agriculture, Forests and Environment Gita Chaudhary. Out of Rs 580 million in outstanding liabilities from the past four months, Rs 120 million has been paid, with plans to clear one month's dues by the end of June.

  • The DDC aims to clear the remaining Rs 460 million in outstanding dues within the next two months through installment payments.
  • Minister Chaudhary stated that daily sales and transactions are progressing regularly, ensuring remaining dues will be deposited in farmers' accounts.
  • The ministry is coordinating with relevant agencies to resolve the issue while prioritizing the interests of dairy farmers.
  • Approximately Rs 120 million of the Rs 580 million in outstanding liabilities has already been paid.

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