Nandini curd price hike draws flak from Pralhad Joshi, Bangalore Hotels Association

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi and the Bangalore Hotels Association criticized the Karnataka Milk Federation's (KMF) decision to hike Nandini curd prices by up to Rs 14 per kg from November 1. The associations termed the increase excessive, stating it would burden consumers and businesses. KMF announced revised prices, including a 500-gram curd pouch rising from Rs 28 to Rs 34 and a one-kg pouch from Rs 54 to Rs 68. The federation also increased the price of various Nandini milk varieties by Rs two to Rs 12 per litre.