Gau Seva
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рдЧреМ рдорд╛рддрд╛ рдХреА рдорд╣рд┐рдорд╛Mother Cow, Mother of All
In Sanatan tradition the cow is called Gau Mata. She gives like a mother and asks for nothing, and her gifts reach every home: milk, curd, ghee, and even the fuel and manure that keep a village alive.
To serve her is an old and simple prayer. A handful of fodder, a bowl of clean water or a gentle hand on her back is gau seva.
At our gaushala every cow is family: the old, the sick, the abandoned and the newborn alike.
Kamdhenu
The wish-granting cow, said to have risen from the churning of the ocean.
Gopal Krishna
Krishna the cowherd grew up among cows. He is called Gopal, protector of cows.
Gau Puja
On Gopashtami and Govatsa Dwadashi, cows are bathed, garlanded and worshipped.
Panchagavya
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рд╕реЗрд╡рд╛ рдХреЗ рдЕрд╡рд╕рд░Chara Seva
Fresh green fodder and dry hay for the herd.
Jal Seva
Clean drinking water and cool shade in summer.
Gud-Roti Seva
Jaggery and roti, a favourite treat for every cow.
Chikitsa Seva
Medicine and care for sick and injured cows.
Seva Calculator
Sample rate: Rs 60 per cow per day for fodder and care.