An associated activity with agriculture, dairy farming provides agricultural households in India with a consistent income throughout the year. Dairy farming is regarded as a significant productive activity since milk is the second-largest agricultural commodity contributing to Gross Value Added (GVA), behind rice. Notwithstanding this, India's dairy business still faces a number of challenges since it is dispersed over the whole nation in many micro-units and is very chaotic. The cooperative approach and active operation of dairy cooperatives under milkproducing unions have greatly aided the Indian dairy industry's transformation, which has fueled its rapid expansion to face the difficulties ahead. It is also evident that the dairy industry promotes women's entrepreneurship. The fields of milk production, processing, and marketing research, however, require further attention. In order to determine their contribution to milk production, revenue, and job opportunities, we evaluated the achievements of the member and non-member divisions of the milk producers in this study.