Archive · 19 Aug 2025
India's Milk Supply Stable Due to Sufficient Stocks, Says Govt
The government says there is enough milk in the country.
They estimate that a lot of milk was produced last year and there is plenty available for each person.
They keep an eye on how much milk is available.
India also follows trade rules set by the World Trade Organization.
The government is also working to make even more milk by improving cow breeds and helping dairy farmers.
The government stated the milk situation is stable due to adequate stocks.
Estimated milk production for 2023-24 is 239.30 million tonnes.
Per capita availability is 471 grams per day.
The government monitors the milk situation with state federations and stakeholders.
Various initiatives are in place to increase milk production and support the dairy industry.
- Who
- Minister of State for Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying S.P. Singh Baghel and T.R. Baalu
- What
- The government addressed the milk situation in the country.
- When
- During a Lok Sabha session on Tuesday; with production estimates for 2023-24.
- Where
- India
- Why
- To address questions regarding milk production and potential imports.
Concerns over dairy imports
Government Stance
Impact of Imports
Concerns over dairy imports
SBI study suggests imports could harm domestic producers.
Government Stance
Government states milk situation is stable.
- Estimated Milk Production (2023-24)
- 239.30 million tonnes
- Per Capita Availability
- 471 grams per day
- Government Initiatives
- Rashtriya Gokul Mission, National Programme for Dairy Development, SDCFPO, Animal Husbandry Infrastructure Development Fund
- WTO Compliance
- India follows WTO regulations