85 Years of Purity: How Arna Dairy Became Karnataka’s Trusted Dairy Brand News 

85 Years of Purity: How Arna Dairy Became Karnataka’s Trusted Dairy Brand 

With roots tracing back to Pankaj Dairy, established in 1940, Arna Dairy stands today as one of Karnataka’s most respected dairy brands — a symbol of purity, trust, and community care. For over eight decades, Arna has remained committed to a single promise: delivering honest, high-quality milk while empowering the farmers who make it possible.  Headquartered in Hennur Airport Road, Bangalore, Arna partners with 17,000 farming families across Karnataka — particularly in  Chikmagaluru, and Shivamogga the Malnad Belt  and also in Hassan, Mandya, Tumkur, Davanagere. Also procuring High Quality Buffalo…

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The Science of Purity: How Arna Dairy Guarantees Quality in Every Drop Brand Post 

The Science of Purity: How Arna Dairy Guarantees Quality in Every Drop 

In an era where consumers value transparency and trust as much as taste, purity has become the most vital promise a dairy brand can make. For Arna Dairy, purity is not just a slogan — it is a science. Every litre of milk delivered is the result of a carefully designed process that begins on the farm and ends in the consumer’s glass, ensuring quality, safety, and nutrition.  With a legacy dating back to Pankaj Dairy in 1940, and under the leadership of Keshava Rajanna and his son Dheeraj Keshav,…

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Empowering 17,000 Farmers: The Arna Dairy Model of Growth and Partnership Brand Post 

Empowering 17,000 Farmers: The Arna Dairy Model of Growth and Partnership 

Headquartered on Hennur Airport Road, Bangalore, Arna Dairy partners with 17,000 farming families across Karnataka — particularly in Chikmagaluru, Shivamogga, Hassan, Mandya, Tumkur, and Davanagere — while also procuring high-quality buffalo milk from Cuddapah in Andhra Pradesh. This ensures a sustainable supply of fresh, nutritious dairy to urban households. Arna’s farmer-first philosophy is woven into the very fabric of its operations, creating a dairy ecosystem that benefits farmers, consumers, and communities alike.  In Karnataka’s dairy industry, Arna Dairy stands out not just for the purity of its milk, but for…

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World Digital Detox Day Recognised with Global Peace Award for Advancing Digital Well-Being, Mental Health Security, and Child Protection at a Global Scale

Geneva / Dubai / New Delhi — The World Digital Detox Day (WDDD) — a non-profit global humanitarian mission addressing the escalating mental health and digital safety crisis — has been honoured with the Global Peace Award in Dubai by the Global Peace Institute (UK) and Global Peace Organisation, in collaboration with Impact Hub UAE. Founded and led by Dr. Rekha Chaudhari (India), WDDD has become the world’s largest digital wellness and peace movement, active in 78 countries and engaging over 8.5 million individuals, educators, institutions, and wellness leaders globally.…

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Why Transparency is Non-Negotiable in India’s Dairy Industry 

By Dheeraj Keshav, Director, Arna Dairy  The Indian dairy industry stands at a critical juncture. With over 80 million farmers contributing to the sector and India being the largest producer of milk globally, the expectations on quality, safety, and trust are higher than ever before. Consumers today are not only seeking nutrition but also demanding accountability. In this context, transparency is no longer an optional value—it is the foundation on which the future of dairy must be built.  Evolving Consumer Expectations  Urbanization, rising disposable incomes, and growing health awareness have…

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Top Number 1 EMF Scanner Apps in the World – EMF Detector & Scanner

Your Complete Guide to Understanding EMF Radiation and the Top Number 1 EMF Scanner Apps in the World In an era where almost everything is powered by electricity and connected through wireless signals, electromagnetic radiation is an unavoidable part of modern life. From smartphones to Wi-Fi routers and smart home devices, we are constantly surrounded by invisible electromagnetic fields (EMFs). While most people don’t feel their presence, studies and growing awareness have raised important questions about how EMF exposure might affect human health. That’s where technology gives us a smart…

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Abhishek Bachchan: Balancing Legacy, Reinvention, and Steadfast Persistence in Indian Cinema

Abhishek Bachchan, born on February 5, 1976, in Mumbai, Maharashtra, is one of the few actors in Indian cinema whose journey is marked as much by perseverance as by privilege. The son of Bollywood legends Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan, Abhishek entered the industry under immense expectations—but over time, he has built his own identity through resilience, experimentation, and emotional authenticity. Bachchan made his acting debut with Refugee (2000), opposite Kareena Kapoor. While the film received moderate success, his early years were marked by a series of underperforming projects. However,…

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Ayodhya’s Nageshwar Nath Mandir: Serpent Lore and Sawan Surge Mark a Timeless Shiva Shrine’s Revival

In the shadow of the Ram Janmabhoomi complex’s expanding draw, Ayodhya’s Nageshwar Nath Mandir— a weathered sentinel on the Saryu River’s banks—has quietly absorbed the spillover of faith, its ancient stone steps echoing with the footsteps of over 50,000 devotees during the recent Sawan season. As the monsoon-swollen river recedes, local authorities grapple with the site’s dual role: a repository of Ramayana lore and a pressure point in the city’s tourism-fueled transformation, where enhanced security now shadows spiritual rituals. The temple, perched at Ram Ki Paidi amid a crescent of…

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Taj Mahal: Agra’s Monument of Love Endures Amid Preservation and Identity Debates

The Taj Mahal, India’s iconic white marble mausoleum, stands at 372 years as a global symbol of Mughal artistry and romantic devotion, yet its legacy is intertwined with modern challenges of preservation and cultural contestation. Commissioned in 1632 by Emperor Shah Jahan and completed in 1653, this UNESCO World Heritage Site in Agra continues to captivate millions, while navigating the pressures of tourism, environmental degradation, and historical reinterpretation. The Taj Mahal’s origins trace to Shah Jahan’s grief over the death of his wife Mumtaz Mahal, who died in 1631 during…

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Dussehra: Festival of Victory, Tradition and Unity in IndiaBy Staff Reporter

Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, is one of India’s most celebrated festivals, symbolising the victory of good over evil. Observed on the tenth day of the Hindu lunar month of Ashwin (September–October), the festival comes after nine days of Navratri, which honours the divine feminine energy. Mythological significance Dussehra is rooted in two central narratives from Hindu tradition. In northern India, it marks Lord Rama’s triumph over the demon king Ravana, as described in the Ramayana. Effigies of Ravana, along with those of his brother Kumbhakarna and son Meghnad, are…

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