Himalayan Creamery in the news
He returned from Singapore to realise his dream back home
Nabha, Jun 17:- Deepak Gupta left behind the comforts of his promising international career in Singapore to pursue his dream back home.
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At the farm, attention is given to animal comfort. The cows are kept in sheds with water showers and fans, while brushes rotate on demand to keep them clean.
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Nearly 200 cows are milked in a herringbone parlour at the farm. The milk is not touched by hand, is pasteurised and packed on the farm under the brand name "Himalayan Creamery".
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Deepak Gupta left behind the comforts of his promising international career in Singapore to pursue his dream back home.
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Fifty -four year-old Deepak Gupta, was till recently based in Singapore, heading the commodities business in Asia for Agri-Major Cargill.
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