Tharparkar Cow: 'White Gold' from Pakistan Transforms Indian Dairy Farming

• The Tharparkar cow, known as 'milking gold', originates from Pakistan's Sindh province.
• It produces 15-18 liters of milk daily and up to 2200 liters per lactation, even on dry fodder.
• Highly resilient to extreme heat and cold, with strong immunity, making it profitable for farmers.
• Mainly found in Rajasthan (Barmer, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur) and now reared in UP, Bihar, Maharashtra.
• Its rearing is empowering educated youth and transforming rural economies, offering significant profits.

Why It Matters: The Tharparkar cow, a resilient and high-yielding breed, offers significant prosperity to dairy farmers.