Amul, Mother Dairy Raise Milk Prices by ₹2/Litre from May 14

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Amul and Mother Dairy increase milk prices by ₹2/litre due to higher operational costs, affecting various variants and potentially influencing food inflation.

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Amul and Mother Dairy increase milk prices by ₹2/litre due to higher operational costs, affecting various variants and potentially influencing food inflation.

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