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Moo-ving nowhere: Ambala’s dairy relocation project still stuck on paper after 21 years

Dairies in residential areas cause poor sanitary conditions, block drains & stray animal issues

Nitish Sharma

Ambala, Updated At : 07:13 AM Jun 23, 2025 IST

The much-needed project to relocate dairies operating in Gwal Mandi and residential areas of Ambala Sadar has been hanging fire. Initially proposed in 2003, after the then Chief Minister directed the district administration to shift dairies out of the Sadar area, the plan saw progress only in 2021 when land was identified in Brahmin Majra village. However, the project remains stalled, confined to paperwork.

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Moo-ving nowhere: Ambala’s dairy relocation project still stuck on paper after 21 years

Dairies in residential areas cause poor sanitary conditions, block drains & stray animal issues

Nitish Sharma

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