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Center-Left Owned by Kasturi & Sons Ltd.Amid public backlash, Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar directs Karnataka Milk Federation to reduce curd prices
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In Karnataka, a rise in milk prices has made routine morning and evening drinks more expensive, with hotels and tea shops in Bengaluru raising the price of tea and coffee by Rs 3 to Rs 5 per cup, according to The New Indian Express. Meanwhile, the state dairy cooperative Aavin has denied media reports that it will increase its retail milk price by Rs 5 per litre; officials said a proposal was submitted to allocate Rs 4 to Aavin and Rs 1 to retail operators.
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Though the State government has been justifying the price rise, hotel owners and the public have criticised it; prices being reworked and will be released soon, says KMF official
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Though the State government has been justifying the price rise, hotel owners and the public have criticised it; prices being reworked and will be released soon, says KMF official
