Guest guest Posted August 14, 2012 Report Share Posted August 14, 2012 Every doodh dude is a different character. Bharat ________________________________ To: Undisclosed-Recipient@... Sent: Tuesday, 14 August 2012 9:42 PM Subject: Doodh Dude!  Doodh Dude! " Gopal Bhaiyya, aaj ek litre. " said Mani ben. The milkman was almost artistic in his movements. He swung his heavy milk can with grace so that it made a soft landing in front of him. Then with a swoop of his nimble fingers, he flicked off the stainless steel lid. Twirling his shining ladle, he scooped out the milk in two half litre portions into Mani ben's vessel. Then with a smooth gesture he slid on the lid and triumphantly tapped it shut. Gopal is such an artist. A true performer! " Madam, from next month, milk will cost 5 rupees more per litre. " Said Gopal. Mani ben protested weakly, " But you increased the price just two months ago! " " What to do Madam, all the fodder prices are shooting up. And I feed my cattle special vitamin diet. That takes a lot of money. " Whistling softly he pranced off to his next customer. I slowly released my breath, it was such an awe inspiring performance, and asked Mani ben, " How much does he charge for the milk? " " Oh, its double your packet milk charges, but it is worth the extra money. You see, we get fresh milk every day. And God alone knows what additives there are in that packet of milk that you get! " I sagely nodded my head, quite apprehensive about my future. I left Mani ben, wondering how many carcinogens I was ingesting along with my plastic unwholesome packet of milk, instead of that pure unadulterated creamy stuff that Gopal Bhaiyya doled out. The next day, early from my morning walk, as I guiltily picked up a packet of milk, I tried to see if there were any telltale marks on the packet foretelling my imminent doom. And who should I see around the corner, hidden behind a bench, but Gopal Bhaiyya. He was carefully cutting each packet of milk and in his artistic style, pouring it carefully down his milk can. Gopal is such an artist. A true performer! -Kishore Shah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2012 Report Share Posted August 15, 2012 I have seen exactly the same thing done quite often while on my morning walk :-) and I am quite happy with the packet milk that we get. I remember reading a while ago how they caught people removing milk using syringe and needles and adding water mixed with urea instead. That was in Mumbai. You really don't know what you ingest in the name of milk :-) Ravin '82 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2012 Report Share Posted August 15, 2012 Dear Dr KS U r quite lucky that 'Doodhwalla' brings doodh poured from polypacks only; Up north it is most of the times " synthetic milk " made from urea, detergent powders (that too cheap ones) and some discarded mobil-oil. Under any circumstances in our household we dont use doodh brought by the doodhwalla; We use only 'AMUL Taaza' (in tetrapacks) hoping that there is no adulteration in doodh in these packs (and the packing material is also carcinogen-free>>probably!!:-D>>At least amul people will not use a carcinogen as a packing material, knowingly, that is). And going by the response from the children's tummies AMUL TAAZA is good!! Plz try it and report ur reaction!! Diwakar '76 ________________________________ To: Undisclosed-Recipient@... Sent: Tuesday, 14 August 2012 9:42 PM Subject: Doodh Dude! Doodh Dude! " Gopal Bhaiyya, aaj ek litre. " said Mani ben. The milkman was almost artistic in his movements. He swung his heavy milk can with grace so that it made a soft landing in front of him. Then with a swoop of his nimble fingers, he flicked off the stainless steel lid. Twirling his shining ladle, he scooped out the milk in two half litre portions into Mani ben's vessel. Then with a smooth gesture he slid on the lid and triumphantly tapped it shut. Gopal is such an artist. A true performer! " Madam, from next month, milk will cost 5 rupees more per litre. " Said Gopal. Mani ben protested weakly, " But you increased the price just two months ago! " " What to do Madam, all the fodder prices are shooting up. And I feed my cattle special vitamin diet. That takes a lot of money. " Whistling softly he pranced off to his next customer. I slowly released my breath, it was such an awe inspiring performance, and asked Mani ben, " How much does he charge for the milk? " " Oh, its double your packet milk charges, but it is worth the extra money. You see, we get fresh milk every day. And God alone knows what additives there are in that packet of milk that you get! " I sagely nodded my head, quite apprehensive about my future. I left Mani ben, wondering how many carcinogens I was ingesting along with my plastic unwholesome packet of milk, instead of that pure unadulterated creamy stuff that Gopal Bhaiyya doled out. The next day, early from my morning walk, as I guiltily picked up a packet of milk, I tried to see if there were any telltale marks on the packet foretelling my imminent doom. And who should I see around the corner, hidden behind a bench, but Gopal Bhaiyya. He was carefully cutting each packet of milk and in his artistic style, pouring it carefully down his milk can. Gopal is such an artist. A true performer! -Kishore Shah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2012 Report Share Posted August 15, 2012 Thanks Ravin, Bharat, DDM, I do use Amul Taaza , but in Plastic packs, without significant problems as yet, touch wood. Kishore Shah 1974 From: diwakar mittal Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2012 11:05 AM To: Shah ; MGIMS Alumni Subject: Re: Doodh Dude! Dear Dr KS U r quite lucky that 'Doodhwalla' brings doodh poured from polypacks only; Up north it is most of the times " synthetic milk " made from urea, detergent powders (that too cheap ones) and some discarded mobil-oil. Under any circumstances in our household we dont use doodh brought by the doodhwalla; We use only 'AMUL Taaza' (in tetrapacks) hoping that there is no adulteration in doodh in these packs (and the packing material is also carcinogen-free>>probably!!:-D>>At least amul people will not use a carcinogen as a packing material, knowingly, that is). And going by the response from the children's tummies AMUL TAAZA is good!! Plz try it and report ur reaction!! Diwakar '76 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2012 Report Share Posted August 15, 2012 Unbelievable to hear doodhwala scams. Here the hot thing is to go for ORGANIC milk in glass bottles ! The cows feed on grass in open pastures and the milk is free of antibiotics and growth hormone !! Ashok Bhaskar 1984 Sent from my iPad > Dear Dr KS > > U r quite lucky that 'Doodhwalla' brings doodh poured from polypacks only; > Up north it is most of the times " synthetic milk " made from urea, detergent > powders (that too cheap ones) and some discarded mobil-oil. > Under any circumstances in our household we dont use doodh brought by the doodhwalla; > We use only 'AMUL Taaza' (in tetrapacks) hoping that there is no adulteration in doodh in these > packs (and the packing material is also carcinogen-free>>probably!!:-D>>At least amul people will > not use a carcinogen as a packing material, knowingly, that is). > And going by the response from the children's tummies AMUL TAAZA is good!! > Plz try it and report ur reaction!! > Diwakar '76 > > > ________________________________ > > To: Undisclosed-Recipient@... > Sent: Tuesday, 14 August 2012 9:42 PM > Subject: Doodh Dude! > > Doodh Dude! > > " Gopal Bhaiyya, aaj ek litre. " said Mani ben. > > The milkman was almost artistic in his movements. He swung his heavy milk can with grace so that it made a soft landing in front of him. Then with a swoop of his nimble fingers, he flicked off the stainless steel lid. Twirling his shining ladle, he scooped out the milk in two half litre portions into Mani ben's vessel. Then with a smooth gesture he slid on the lid and triumphantly tapped it shut. Gopal is such an artist. A true performer! > > " Madam, from next month, milk will cost 5 rupees more per litre. " Said Gopal. > > Mani ben protested weakly, " But you increased the price just two months ago! " > > " What to do Madam, all the fodder prices are shooting up. And I feed my cattle special vitamin diet. That takes a lot of money. " Whistling softly he pranced off to his next customer. > > I slowly released my breath, it was such an awe inspiring performance, and asked Mani ben, " How much does he charge for the milk? " > > " Oh, its double your packet milk charges, but it is worth the extra money. You see, we get fresh milk every day. And God alone knows what additives there are in that packet of milk that you get! " > > I sagely nodded my head, quite apprehensive about my future. I left Mani ben, wondering how many carcinogens I was ingesting along with my plastic unwholesome packet of milk, instead of that pure unadulterated creamy stuff that Gopal Bhaiyya doled out. > > The next day, early from my morning walk, as I guiltily picked up a packet of milk, I tried to see if there were any telltale marks on the packet foretelling my imminent doom. And who should I see around the corner, hidden behind a bench, but Gopal Bhaiyya. He was carefully cutting each packet of milk and in his artistic style, pouring it carefully down his milk can. > > Gopal is such an artist. A true performer! > > -Kishore Shah > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2012 Report Share Posted August 16, 2012 very fortunate to get tetra packs and spoilt for choice............get the creamiest milk from swiss alps and even from closer home Saudi Arabia..........having one of the toughest laws for organic milk............ Very well said Kishore da...........next time will drink only Amul.........when i am in india or better carry powdered milk aasawari91 queuing in the line to buy oodles of milk........... ________________________________ To: Undisclosed-Recipient@... Sent: Tuesday, 14 August 2012 8:12 PM Subject: Doodh Dude!  Doodh Dude! " Gopal Bhaiyya, aaj ek litre. " said Mani ben. The milkman was almost artistic in his movements. He swung his heavy milk can with grace so that it made a soft landing in front of him. Then with a swoop of his nimble fingers, he flicked off the stainless steel lid. Twirling his shining ladle, he scooped out the milk in two half litre portions into Mani ben's vessel. Then with a smooth gesture he slid on the lid and triumphantly tapped it shut. Gopal is such an artist. A true performer! " Madam, from next month, milk will cost 5 rupees more per litre. " Said Gopal. Mani ben protested weakly, " But you increased the price just two months ago! " " What to do Madam, all the fodder prices are shooting up. And I feed my cattle special vitamin diet. That takes a lot of money. " Whistling softly he pranced off to his next customer. I slowly released my breath, it was such an awe inspiring performance, and asked Mani ben, " How much does he charge for the milk? " " Oh, its double your packet milk charges, but it is worth the extra money. You see, we get fresh milk every day. And God alone knows what additives there are in that packet of milk that you get! " I sagely nodded my head, quite apprehensive about my future. I left Mani ben, wondering how many carcinogens I was ingesting along with my plastic unwholesome packet of milk, instead of that pure unadulterated creamy stuff that Gopal Bhaiyya doled out. The next day, early from my morning walk, as I guiltily picked up a packet of milk, I tried to see if there were any telltale marks on the packet foretelling my imminent doom. And who should I see around the corner, hidden behind a bench, but Gopal Bhaiyya. He was carefully cutting each packet of milk and in his artistic style, pouring it carefully down his milk can. Gopal is such an artist. A true performer! -Kishore Shah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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