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Jehangir Hall | Hotel Taj Palace | New Delhi

January 10, 2020

GRICUL GRICUL GRICUL UREUREUREA Tpresents

AWARDS 2020India Dairy India Dairy India Dairy

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India’s dairy industry has contributed immensely to the success and growth of the farm economy. Being

the bastion of the small and marginal farmers, their relevance in securing dependable income is

undisputed in India. The reliability of these sectors in providing a stable income to the Indian farmers have

made them an integral component of the rural households. The role of the dairy industry in adding value

by creating milk value chain and effectively connecting farmer with the consumer, has increased farm

protability and the increasing demand for their products have led to the establishment and success of

many large scale dairy ventures in India. Today India is the largest producer and consumer of milk in the

world. The dairy sector in India grew at a rate of 6.4 per cent annually in the last four years against the

global growth rate 1.7 per cent. Milk production in India during the period 1950-51 to 2017-18, has

increased from 17 million tonnes to 176.4 million tonnes as compared to 165.4 million tonnes during

2016-17 recording a growth of 6.65 %. The per capita availability of milk in the country which was 130

gram per day during 1950-51 has increased to 374 gram per day in 2017-18 as against the world

estimated average consumption of 294 grams per day during 2017. This represents sustained growth in

the availability of milk and milk products for our growing population. The country’s milk production is

expected to surpass the 180-million tonne mark in the current nancial year mainly on account of various

export-linked benets by the government. Milk Cooperatives have played an important role in securing

India’s numero uno position in dairy segment. Several private players have also forayed into this

promising arena, creating value addition, incomes and employment. Inclusion of technologies and value

addition has increased the scope and opportunities in the dairy segment. The glory amassed by the sector

is the result of the continuous efforts and struggles at individual and organizational levels. Indian dairy

industry has risen in success, fame and glory. And in this journey of transformation from a backyard

activity to a global leadership position, many individuals and institutions have played seminal roles. These

role models need to be admired and recognized. Agriculture Today Group as the media and policy catalyst

has always been on the forefront in providing information, inuencing policies, creating business

networks and recognizing performers. The institution of India Dairy Awards is a small step in this direction

to further the cause of Indian dairy sector.

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Dr. H RahmanSouth Asia Representative,

International Livestock Research Institute

Dr. AK SrivastavaMember

Agricultural Scientists Recruitment Board

Mr. RS DixitChairman

Ananda Dairy Limited

Dr. NP MohapatraCGM

NABARD Headquarters, Mumbai

Dr. Pravin MalikAnimal Husbandry Commissioner

Government of India

Dr. Anup KalraCEO

Ayurvet Limited

Dr. Omveer SinghMD

NDDB Dairy Services Limited

Mr. Sanjay SingalCOO

Dairy & Beverages, ITC Limited

Jury of Jury of Jury of

India Dairy Awards 2020India Dairy Awards 2020India Dairy Awards 2020

Mr. RS SodhiManaging Director

Amul

Dr. Sunil GulatiAdditional Chief Secretary

AH&D, Government of Haryana

Dr. Panjab Singh, Chairman President,

National Academy of Agriculture Sciences

Chairman

Dr. KML PathakChairman,

ICFA Working Group on Animal Health

Dr. M J KhanChairman

Indian Chamber of Food and Agriculture

Ms. Rajni Shaleen ChopraExecutive Editor

Agriculture Today

Member Secretary

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New Delhi - The Host City

New Delhi being the capita l of the country is a large

metropolitan wrapped in legends and rich history, where time

flows differently, and where every moment becomes a moment

of history. A vibrant melting pot, it encapsulates two very

different worlds, the 'old' and the 'new', each representing

delectably different experiences. New Delhi has significant

political, diplomatic and developmental display. December is

another lovely month in New Delhi. Rainfall experienced is

quite minimal at an average of 10.2mm (0.4") during the month,

and only one rainy day recorded all month.Without rain

interruptions and warm sunshine for up to ten hours per day on

average, enjoy warm, pleasant weather of temperatures

ranging between 8°C (46.4°F) and 21°C (69.8°F) to visit the

fantastic parks, museums, and all the historic sites of the India's

capital

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1. Best Large Sized Company

(Rs. 251 Crore or more)

2. Best Medium Sized Company

(Rs. 51 – 250 Crores)

3. Best Small Sized Company

(Rs. 10 – 50 Crores)

4. Best State Dairy Federation

5. Most Integrated Company

6. Best Brand in Dairy Sector

7. Best Technology Company

8. Fastest Growing Company

9. Best Company in Social Impact

10. Best Animal Health Company

11. Best Dairy Professional

12. Best Dairy Farmer

13. Dairy Extension Award

14. Dairy Policy Award

15. CEO of the Year Award

16. Dairy Startup Award

17. Lifetime Achievement Award

Awards Category

The Awards function will be held on 10 January, 2020 at the Hotel Taj Palace | New Delhi. The details

can be visited at . Kindly send nominations/applications before 06 January, 2020www.agriculturetoday.in/ida2020

Online applications / nominations are preferred.

: | Please mail the entries to [email protected] [email protected]

Welcome Tea and Registrations 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm

Session 1: Policy and TechnologyPolicy Challenges and Innovations in Dairy Sector

4:30 pm - 5:45 pm

Session 2: Business and TradeIncreasing the competitiveness and tradeperformance of India’s Dairy Industry

5:45 pm - 7:00 pm

Presentation of India Dairy Awards 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Dinner 8:00 pm onwards

10th January, 2020

Program Schedule

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