Award-Winning Documentary On India's Dairy Industry Removed By YouTube
'Maa Ka Doodh,' a documentary on India's dairy industry, has been removed by YouTube due to alleged policy violations.
The film, written, produced, and directed by Harsha Atmakuri, examines the consequences of increased dairy consumption in India, including ethical, environmental, and social impacts.
It also explores the link between national dairy consumption and India's beef exports from buffalo.
- The film was removed due to alleged policy violations.
- Animal rights activists launched a "milk is not vegetarian" campaign, prompting backlash and a police investigation.
Some posters featured QR codes linking to Maa Ka Doodh.
Author's summary: Documentary on India's dairy industry removed by YouTube.
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