Despite India Being The Largest Producer Of Milk, Disparities In Milk Consumption Persist Across Socio-economic And Regional Groups. Examine The Reasons Behind These Inequalities And Suggest Policy Measures To Ensure Equitable Milk Access For Vulnerable Sections Of Society. (15 Marks, 250 Words)

Q. Despite India being the largest producer of milk, disparities in milk consumption persist across socio-economic and regional groups. Examine the reasons behind these inequalities and suggest policy measures to ensure equitable milk access for vulnerable sections of society. (15 Marks, 250 Words)

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