Officials briefed the visiting dignitaries on operational workflows and the economic benefits extended to farmers through cooperative revenue sharing and technology adoption. Governor Devvrat lauded the cooperative model for fostering self-reliance among producers and contributing to rural economic strength, reinforcing how collective action in milk production and processing can anchor livelihoods in agrarian regions.

Local leaders emphasized Banas Dairy’s role as a keystone of regional development. Speaker Chaudhary noted that continuous expansion and innovation within the cooperative have generated stable incomes and employment opportunities for cattle rearers, while Minister Vaghani stressed the synergy of modern technologies and cooperative principles driving Gujarat’s dairy sector forward. These remarks position Banas Dairy as a replicable model for scale-up in other dairy communities.

The governor’s tour extended beyond dairy plants to the Banas Dairy food complex at Badarpura, where he inspected oil mill and grain processing units, reviewing production standards and job creation impact. He also visited a traditional Ayurvedic livestock medicine unit, acknowledging efforts to bolster animal health protection, a priority for maintaining productivity and reducing disease risk among dairy animals.