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1. Milk Packaging Machine 2. Pasteurizer 3. Storage Tank 4. Ageing Vat & Homogeniser 5. Boiler 6. Butter Churn       Photo 01       Photo 02 7. Cheese Press 8. Dicing & Cubing Machine 9. Vacuum Packaging 10. Butter Churn (low Capacity) 11. Butter Extruder 12. Separator 13. Hardening Tunnel 14. Chilling       Photo 01       Photo 02 15. Gaulin Homogeniser

Disclaimer : Kindly study from book. This Portable Document Format only cover the topic which were taught by the teacher in the class. Document 01: Class Notes Revision Notes Document 01: Indigenous Milk Products Document 02: Heat Desiccated Milk Products Document 03: Acid Coagulated Milk Products Document 04: Ghee Document 05: Indigenous Milk Deserts

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TCA CYCLE 18.1 Introduction The citric acid cycle, also known as the TCA (tricarboxylic acid) cycle or Krebs cycle (after its discoverer in 1937), is used to oxidize the pyruvate formed during the glycolytic breakdown of glucose into CO 2  and H 2 O. The cycle is a major energy source in the form of ATP and also produces precursors for many biosynthetic pathways. The citric acid cycle operates in the mitochondria of eukaryotes and in the cytosol of prokaryotes. Succinate dehydrogenase, the only membrane-bound enzyme in the citric acid cycle, is embedded in the inner mitochondrial membrane in eukaryotes and in the plasma membrane in prokaryotes. 18.2 The cycle The cycle forms the central part of a three-step process which oxidizes organic fuel molecules into C O 2 with the concomitant production of ATP. 18.2.1 Step 1 – Oxidation of fuel molecules to acetyl CoA A major source of energy is glucose which is converted by glycolysis into pyruvate. Pyruvate dehydrogenase (a complex of

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There are few air forces in the world that have such a diverse inventory of aircraft as the Indian Air Force. After the Indian and French Defence ministers signed an Inter-Governmental Agreement for the purchase of 36 Rafale aircraft, the IAF is now staring at managing one of the most complex fleets in history. At the bottom of this purchase is another tale of how badly India manages its strategic planning and defence acquisitions. Already burdened with ageing aircraft, the IAF will now have to deal with multiple kinds of aircraft sourced across three continents. The bulk of the IAF’s inventory still comprises Soviet/Russian aircraft – the MiGs, Sukhois, AN-32s, IL-76. Add to this the British Jaguars, French Mirages and Rafales, American C-130s and it starts to look like a circus that picked up every new act that was available to it. But the nearly Rs 58,000 crore that India will pay for 36 aircraft comes at a steep cost, and ensures there won’t be money to buy the 126 aircraft tha

Early LifeWhen talent and dedication come together, the result is Elon Musk. Never one to rest on his laurels, Musk has moved from achievement to other all the time, bringing to the world a fresh idea or invention. Born in South Africa, Musk’s father was a mechanical engineer and his mother was a popular model. Musk began his entrepreneurial ventures very young – at age ten, he bought his first computer. He learned computer programming on his own and by the age of twelve, had created a game called Blaster which he sold for US$500. Musk felt that it would be easier to immigrate to the United States from Canada than from South Africa. So, in 1989, he took admission to Queen’s University in Canada while seventeen. In 1992, Musk transferred to the University of Pennsylvania. After earning a bachelor’s degree in economics, he pursued a second undergraduate degree in physics. The thirst for knowledge was inborn in Musk, something that is not often seen in people. Career: Not content with

The billion-dollar company owner Vijay Shekhar Sharma has a very interesting story when it comes to going from rupees 10 in the pocket to a little over dollar 3 million in the marketplace in the year 2016. The small town boy from Aligarh went from rag to riches and is the founder of the most trusted Technology brand in India that has changed the digital scenario over the years and it’s none other than Paytm. Birth And Early Life The million dollar startup founder was born in a small town in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh. He studied in a Hindi medium school and life was not easy for him. He was exceptionally outstanding in his studies. His father is a principle and mother a housewife. College Life From being an exceptionally brilliant and outstanding student in school time things changed for him when he entered the college life and became a backbencher because of poor hold over English. He opted for engineering in college. Stigma And Hurdle The CEO of India’s joint E-Commerce compa