Dharampal Singh: Champion of Sustainable Dairy Development

Dharampal Singh is the current Minister for Animal Husbandry and Dairy Development in Uttar Pradesh. He has emerged as a leading advocate for sustainable agricultural practices, particularly emphasizing the use of cow dung products in line with the 'Vocal for Local' campaign. This initiative supports the promotion and adoption of locally made eco-friendly products.

Under Singh's leadership, a major drive has been launched to encourage the use of cow dung products, aiming to enhance sustainability and environmental responsibility within the industry. His dedication to eco-friendly advancements is evident in his initiatives.

In his ministerial role, Dharampal Singh has announced plans to revive the Parag Dairy plant, which was previously closed due to alleged negligence under the Samajwadi Party government. His efforts highlight his commitment to revitalizing the dairy sector in the region.

Singh made these significant announcements during the 'Swarnim Dughdhamrit Samvad Samagam' dairy conclave in Jhansi, where he also pledged government support and benefits for investors interested in contributing to the growth of the dairy industry.

Additionally, he has emphasized the importance of increasing productivity per animal and reducing dependency on imported high-end germplasm, further showcasing his vision for a self-reliant and sustainable dairy industry.

Modified: 2026/09/23


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