Jwala Gutta, the Indian badminton star, has made headlines by donating nearly 60 litres of breast milk to government hospitals in Hyderabad and Chennai. This generous act aims to support fragile newborns in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), who often do not have immediate access to their mother's milk due to health complications or premature birth. In her post on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), Gutta emphasized that just 100 ml of donor milk can feed a tiny 1 kg baby for several days, potentially helping dozens of infants. She explained that donor milk provides essential nutrition and immunity during critical early days, especially for babies facing medical challenges. Gutta also encouraged others to learn about breast milk donation programs and highlighted the need for more milk banks in India. Her initiative has sparked a wider conversation about the importance of breast milk donation, with many praising her for raising awareness. However, some users pointed out societal sensitivities surrounding the topic and the need for transparency in donation processes, underscoring the importance of addressing these concerns as awareness grows.