Driven by a collective vision, Param Dairy has connected 1,250 villages through its extensive Village Level Collection Centre network, empowering over 50,000 dairy farmers with sustainable income opportunities. Guided by a deep respect for both human and environmental resources, Param continues to grow, ensuring the availability of premium dairy products for millions while promoting rural livelihoods and supporting community growth.
It all began in 1990 when Param Dairy set out on a mission to provide pure, high-quality dairy products to every household in India. With a deep commitment to quality, innovation, and affordable nutrition, Param Dairy quickly became a trusted name in the industry. Today, Param Dairy Ltd. stands as a beacon of excellence, offering healthy, hygienic, and nutrient-rich dairy products that have earned global respect.
At Param Dairy, our story is one of collaboration, dedication, and a constant strive for quality — a promise that has shaped the lives of consumers, farmers, and communities alike.
Our Leaders
Dr. Rajeev Kumar
Leading the company with expertise and innovation.
Mrs. Namita Kumar
Contributing to the company’s strategic growth and success.
Mrs. Somna Aggarwal
Driving operational excellence and market expansion.
Mr. Rajat Kumar
Rajat Kumar is the driving force behind the strategic growth.
In a business environment often dominated by men, Namita Kumar stands out as a beacon of determination and resilience. Her unwavering
dream to take Param Dairy’s products to the world has been the cornerstone of the company’s success. Despite facing societal challenges and limited support, she stood firm against all odds, transforming those challenges into stepping stones for growth.
Namita ji’s journey is one of sheer grit and dedication. Standing shoulder to shoulder with her husband, Mr. Rajeev Kumar, who envisioned
and established Param Dairy in 1998, she has been instrumental in shaping the company into a global name. Together, they built Param
Dairy from the ground up, in an era when modern dairy factories were a rarity.
