Nitish Kumar’s White Revolution 2.0: A Game Changer for Every Village in Bihar:

Bihar is standing on the cusp of a major transformation, and this time, the revolution is "white." Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has unveiled a visionary plan to boost the state's dairy sector, aiming to bring the success of the Sudha brand to every doorstep. If you live in rural Bihar, the way you produce and consume milk is about to change forever.

The Vision: A Dairy Centre in Every Village

The goal is simple yet revolutionary: to establish a milk collection centre in every single village across Bihar. By bringing the collection point closer to the farmers, the government is ensuring that local dairy producers get a fair price for their hard work without having to travel long distances. This move is expected to empower thousands of small-scale farmers, giving them a reliable source of income and a direct link to the state's massive dairy network.

Sudha Counters in Every Panchayat

But it’s not just about collection; it’s also about distribution. The Chief Minister announced that Sudha Dairy counters will be set up in every Panchayat. Sudha has long been a symbol of quality and trust in Bihar, and by making these products available at the Panchayat level, the government is ensuring that high-quality milk, curd, and other dairy products are accessible to everyone, even in the most remote areas.

Boosting the Rural Economy

This isn't just a "dairy project"—it’s an economic engine. By strengthening the dairy infrastructure, the state is creating thousands of local jobs, from collection agents to counter managers. Moreover, it encourages more people to take up animal husbandry as a sustainable profession, reducing the dependence on traditional crop farming alone.

Nitish Kumar emphasized that the "White Revolution" will be the backbone of Bihar's rural development. With the government providing the necessary infrastructure and the farmers providing the produce, Bihar is well on its way to becoming a leading milk-producing state in the country.

For the people of Bihar, this means fresher products, better earnings for farmers, and a stronger, self-reliant village economy. The "White Revolution" is no longer just a chapter in history books; it’s a living reality in the fields of Bihar.