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Gujarat: 62-year-old sells milk worth Rs 1 crore, employs 15 people

62-year-old woman has sold milk worth 10 million rupees in just one year 

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Author : Team MyNation | Asianet News
Published : Jan 04 2021, 02:48 PM IST
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<p>A 62 year old woman from Gujarat has done a wonderful job by selling milk worth 10 million rupees in just one year</p>

<p>A 62-year-old woman from Gujarat has done a wonderful job by selling milk worth 10 million rupees in just one year</p>

A 62-year-old woman from Gujarat has done a wonderful job by selling milk worth 10 million rupees in just one year

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<p>The woman we are talking about is Nawalben Dalsangbhai Chaudhary from Nagana village in Banaskantha district, Gujarat. Navlaben earns a profit of Rs 3.50 lakh by selling milk worth Rs 10 lakh every month. People from far away villages come to get the idea of earning from them.</p>

<p>The woman we are talking about is Nawalben Dalsangbhai Chaudhary from Nagana village in Banaskantha district, Gujarat. Navlaben earns a profit of Rs 3.50 lakh by selling milk worth Rs 10 lakh every month. People from far away villages come to get the idea of earning from them.</p>

The woman we are talking about is Nawalben Dalsangbhai Chaudhary from Nagana village in Banaskantha district, Gujarat. Navlaben earns a profit of Rs 3.50 lakh by selling milk worth Rs 10 lakh every month. People from far away villages come to get the idea of earning from them.

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<p>Nawalben Dalsangbhai has opened a dairy in her own house. This dairy has 80 buffaloes and 45 cows. Nawalben says that she has four sons, but their earnings are less.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Nawalben Dalsangbhai has opened a dairy in her own house. This dairy has 80 buffaloes and 45 cows. Nawalben says that she has four sons, but their earnings are less.&nbsp;</p>

Nawalben Dalsangbhai has opened a dairy in her own house. This dairy has 80 buffaloes and 45 cows. Nawalben says that she has four sons, but their earnings are less. 

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<p>She employs around 15 people in the village with her income. They take care of the animals. Nawalben herself milks these cows in the morning.</p>

<p>She employs around 15 people in the village with her income. They take care of the animals. Nawalben herself milks these cows in the morning.</p>

She employs around 15 people in the village with her income. They take care of the animals. Nawalben herself milks these cows in the morning.

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<p>Those who started the domestic dairy business with 10 animals by taking loans today have reached it to such a height due to their hard work that they are earning a net income of five to six and a half lakh rupees every month. He has also received many awards for this success.</p>

<p>Those who started the domestic dairy business with 10 animals by taking loans today have reached it to such a height due to their hard work that they are earning a net income of five to six and a half lakh rupees every month. He has also received many awards for this success.</p>

Those who started the domestic dairy business with 10 animals by taking loans today have reached it to such a height due to their hard work that they are earning a net income of five to six and a half lakh rupees every month. He has also received many awards for this success.

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