Answer

From a stricter Jain perspective, it is generally better to avoid commercial milk like Amul or Mother Dairy.

Explanation

In Jain Dharma, the principle of ahimsa is very important. Many Jains avoid milk and dairy because modern milk production is often connected with harm, exploitation, and violence toward cows and calves.

So, while some Jain families may traditionally consume milk, the more disciplined and ahimsa-focused Jain practice is to avoid it, especially commercial dairy.

Spiritual Understanding

Jainism teaches us to reduce harm as much as possible in food, thought, and conduct. Choosing non-dairy options is often seen as more aligned with compassion and non-violence.

If you are trying to follow a more strict Jain lifestyle, avoiding milk is usually considered the safer choice spiritually.

Takeaway

If you want to follow Jain ahimsa more strictly, it is better not to drink Amul or Mother Dairy milk. If you follow a family tradition that includes dairy, then this is usually treated as a personal and sect-based practice, but the stricter Jain path avoids it.