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Dr Verghese Kurien on effects of delicecing on Amul: It would not really because Amul does not bother. Our objection to delicencing is that what it implied was that we as co-operative in Anand started with 200 litres a day collection and over the last 45-50 years. We by investing money in artificial insemination by veterinary are there for reproduction, various activities investing money, belonging to farmers. Collection today in that district is a million litres a day. Now if liberalization means that a multi-national can come and set up a dairy in Anand and harvest the crop we have sown and we have nurtured for 40 years then I have a violent and serious objection to such liberalisation. Dr. Verghese Kurien was born on November 26, 1921 to an affluent Syrian Christian family in Calicut (n