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Houska Castle

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Houska Castle – The Gateway to Hell in the Czech Republic Hidden deep within the forests of the Czech Republic, Houska Castle stands as one of the most enigmatic and eerie castles in Europe. Unlike most castles that were built for defense or as a noble residence, Houska Castle was seemingly constructed for a far more ominous purpose—sealing a gateway to Hell itself. Its origins, legends, and architectural mysteries have fascinated historians and paranormal enthusiasts alike. A Castle with No Strategic Purpose Houska Castle is located about 47 kilometers (29 miles) north of Prague. Unlike other medieval fortifications, it lacks key defensive elements such as water sources, trade routes, or evidence of military occupation. It is built on a rocky cliff in a location that offers little in terms of strategic advantage, raising the question: why was it built at all? Even more peculiar is the castle’s design. The windows appear to be decorative rather than functional, many of them merely glas...
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Amul Milk

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In early February 2025, the Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd (GCMMF), which markets dairy products under the 'Amul' brand, announced a significant investment of ₹600 crore to establish an integrated dairy facility in Kolkata, West Bengal. This state-of-the-art plant is set to feature the world's largest curd (dahi) manufacturing unit, boasting a production capacity of 10 lakh kilograms per day. The overall milk processing capacity of the facility will be 15 lakh litres per day, aiming to cater to the substantial demand for curd in Kolkata and its surrounding regions.

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In late January 2025, Amul reduced the prices of its one-litre milk packs by ₹1 across India. This move was designed to encourage consumers to purchase larger quantities, offering them better value. For instance, in Delhi, the price of Amul Gold milk decreased from ₹68 to ₹67 per litre, while Amul Taaza's price dropped from ₹56 to ₹55 per litre.
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Looking ahead, GCMMF anticipates a double-digit revenue growth for the fiscal year 2024-25, driven by strong demand across all product categories, including fresh milk, cheese, and ice cream. In the previous fiscal year, the federation reported an 8% increase in turnover, reaching ₹59,445 crore. On average, GCMMF handled 310 lakh litres of milk daily during that period and possesses an annual milk processing capacity of approximately 500 lakh litres.
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These developments underscore Amul's commitment to expanding its infrastructure and providing value to consumers, all while supporting the livelihoods of millions of dairy farmers across India.


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