Question

1. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow
Every time you pick up a glass of milk, pe
the milk coming from? Most states have vitae
me you pick up a glass of milk, pause and think how it made its way to your kitchen. So, where is!
rom most states have village level diary cooperatives and the National Dairy Development
NUDB) gudes and helps develop them. The NDDB website has an interesting fact the dairy cooperative
network in india, as on March 2007, was owned by around 12.96 million farmer members of wom
wed by around 12.96 million farmer members of whom 3.4 millions
were women
when people become members of an organisation on equal terms and use their resources towards ac
common goals, it is called a cooperative. Suppose a person with a cow has surplus milk, he or she might want to
sell and make some money. In villages, the local trader or the middle man would buy this surplus milk at a price
which suited him. Then he would add water and sell it at a higher price. Thus, the seller made no profit, the end
buyer got diluted milk, but the trader minted money
This is where a cooperative steps in. The milk sellers form a cooperative. They organise for the milk to be
collected at village level and transport it to a plant where it can be pasteurised. Then this milk is packed in
pouches and transported to distributors in various town and cities. Here good quality milk is sold to the end
buyer.
Cooperatives have a reputation for selling unadulterated goods and do not emphasise maximising profit
Because every seller of milk is an equal member of the cooperative, they run a transparent organisation work
towards its growth. This avoids traders and money lenders increases ownership and accountability, ensures
better voice of diary farmers in management, gets them timely payments and provides them access to useful
technical guidance and information​

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