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The Karnataka Milk Federation has announced a significant price hike for dairy products across the state starting November 1. Milk prices will increase by ₹8 per litre, while curd prices will rise by ₹14 per kg. This adjustment impacts household budgets as the cost of essential dairy staples increases significantly for consumers.
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