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Karnataka: Man Quits IT Job To Open Donkey Milk Farm In Manguluru

Gowda said several people were apprehensive and made fun of him when the idea of a donkey farm was shared with them.

Hyderabad: After quitting his IT job, a man started a donkey farm in Karnataka's Mangaluru. He turned to self-employment and is now making a good living and doing so on his terms. He has established himself as a successful businessman.

"I was previously employed in a software firm until 2020. This is one of a kind in India and Karnataka's first donkey farming and training centre, said Srinivas Gowda, farm owner," as quoted by ANI.

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"Presently we have 20 donkeys and I have made an investment of around Rs 42 lakhs. We are planning to sell donkey milk which has a lot of advantages. Our dream is that donkey milk should be available to everyone. Donkey milk is a medicine formula," said Srinivas. 

Gowda said several people were apprehensive and made fun of him when he shared the idea of opening a donkey farm with them. He noted that a 30ml milk packet at Rs 150 is available at malls, shops and supermarkets, said an ABP Desam report.

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