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#WATCH | Udhampur, J&K | Driven by a strong desire to create a self-sustaining enterprise, Nisha Devi from Kotli Bala village in Udhampur successfully transitioned from a dedicated homemaker into a thriving dairy entrepreneur. Utilising the benefits of the IDDS 07 Dairy Units component along with a government subsidy...

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