Jwala Gutta, the Indian badminton player, has made a significant contribution by donating approximately 60 litres of breast milk to government hospitals in Hyderabad and Chennai during her first year after childbirth. In a post on X, she explained that just 100 ml of donor milk can sustain a tiny 1 kg baby for several days, potentially supporting numerous infants in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). Gutta emphasized the importance of donor milk, especially for babies who cannot access their mother's milk due to medical complications. She noted that donor milk provides essential nutrition and immunity during critical early days and can help reduce the incidence of Necrotizing Enterocolitis, a serious condition affecting premature infants. Gutta called on others to get involved in breast milk donation programs and has a history of advocating for the establishment of milk banks. Her initiative has garnered praise from many, though it also sparked discussions about societal attitudes towards breast milk donation.