The released $\text{Rs16}$ crore specifically addresses incentive dues that accumulated between April $\text{2025}$ and August $\text{2025}$. According to the Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Cooperation Minister, Shilpi $\text{Neha}$ $\text{Tirkey}$, the funds have been successfully cleared by the department. This financial support is channeled through a scheme that grants $\text{Rs5}$ per litre of milk as an incentive, with the money set to be credited directly into the bank accounts of the qualifying producers.

The reach of this government initiative is substantial, benefiting a significant portion of the local farming community. The $\text{Jharkhand}$ Milk Federation estimates that nearly $\text{60,000}$ dairy farmers across the state will directly receive payments from this release. This comprehensive coverage is designed to ensure that the economic prosperity generated by the subsidy is widely distributed among small and medium-sized dairy producers.

In addition to financial aid, the figures reflect a strong momentum in the region’s overall dairy capacity. Officials from the Milk Federation noted that the current daily milk collection stands at approximately $\text{2.53}$ lakh litres. This rising collection capacity serves as tangible evidence of $\text{Jharkhand}$‘s “rapid progress” in its journey towards achieving a “white revolution,” a term used to describe significant growth in national milk output and efficiency.