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Gau Seva

Bhagavad-gītā As It Is 18.44

kṛṣi-go-rakṣya-vāṇijyaṁ

vaiśya-karma svabhāva-jam

paricaryātmakaṁ karma

śūdrasyāpi svabhāva-jam

Farming, cow protection and business are the natural work for the vaiśyas, and for the śūdras there are labor and service to others.

Krishna (Govinda: the pleasure giver to the cows) himself advocates the need for protecting the cows for the welfare of human society. Krishna is worshiped by chanting the prayer namo brahmanya-devaya go-brahmana-hitaya ca “I offer repeated obeisances unto Lord Krishna, who is the protector and well wisher of the cows and the brahmanas”. 

The words go-brahmana-hitaya indicate that the Supreme Lord is especially concerned with the welfare of the cows and the qualified brahmanas (spiritual teachers). The Lord is concerned with everyone’s welfare, but the cows are especially dear to Him.

But kali yuga is so degraded and we are so unfortunate that one of our seven mothers: Go māta is being slaughtered just to satisfy our tongues. 

In the Bhāgavatam, King Parīkśit himself protects a cow from being harmed by a black man. Thus it is evident how important cow protection is. Not only the milk acquired from cows, but cow dung and cow urine, are required in all ritualistic ceremonies performed according to the Vedic directions. 

“Cow urine and cow dung are uncontaminated, and since even the urine and dung of a cow are important, we can just imagine how important this animal is for human civilization. As long as human society continues to allow cows to be regularly killed in slaughterhouses, there cannot be any question of peace and prosperity”.

                 (Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam ŚB 8.8.11 Purport)

In our temple at HKM Bhilai, many cows are given protection and are taken care of nicely. Cow protection needs to be understood and helped by everyone, then our efforts in caring for our mothers will be fruitful which would in turn satisfy the Supreme Lord. We would be very obliged to see your helping hands in this regard.

For details and donations, please contact:

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Gau Seva(One day feed per cow)

Rs. 1,100/-

Gau Seva(One day feed per cow) Rs 1,100/-

Gau Seva(One month feed per cow)

Rs. 31,000/-

Gau Seva(One month feed per cow) Rs 31,000/-

One day grass for one cow

Rs. 501/-

One day grass for one cow Rs 501/-

Gau Daan

Rs. 60,000/-

Gau Daan Rs 60,0001/-

Gau Puja

Rs. 2,501/-

Gau Puja Rs 2,501/-

Gau Poshan Seva(medical expenses)

Rs. 5,100/-

Gau Poshan Seva(medical expenses) Rs 5,100/-

Gau Seva(Two months feed per cow)

Rs 30,001/-

Gau Seva(Two months feed per cow) Rs 30,001/-

Gau Seva(Three months feed per cow)

Rs 45,001/-

Gau Seva(Three months feed per cow) Rs 45,001/-

Gau Seva(Six month feed per cow)

Rs 90,001/-

Gau Seva(Six month feed per cow) Rs 90,001/-

Gau Seva(One year feed per cow)

Rs 1,80,001/-

Gau Seva(One year feed per cow) Rs 1,80,001/-

Green grass for all cows for a day

Rs 3,501/-

Green grass for all cows for a day Rs 3,501/-

One month Green grass for all cows

Rs 1,00,001/-

One month Green grass for all cows Rs 1,00,001/-

Fooder for all cows for a day

Rs 12,501/-

Fooder for all cows for a day Rs 12,501/-

First Aid Kit:

₹300/cow

First Aid Kit: Rs 300/-

Gynaecological Kit:

₹2,000/cow

Gynaecological Kit: Rs 2,000/-

OPD Kit:

₹1,500/cow

OPD Kit: Rs 1501/-

Routine Check-up Fees

₹1,500/visit

Routine Check-up Fees: Rs 1,500/-

Yearly Treatment Cost:

₹1,80,000

Yearly Treatment Cost: Rs 1,80,000/-

Routine Check-up Fees:

₹1,500/visit excluding medicine

Routine Check-up Fees: Rs 1,500/-

Disease/InjuryTreatment Cost:

₹15,000

Disease/InjuryTreatment Cost: Rs 15,000/-

Jaggery 40 kg

Rs 3,201/-

Jaggery 40 kg Rs 3,201/-

Feed 5 cows per day

Rs 2,501

Feed 5 cows per day Rs 2,501/-

Adopt a cow for an year

Rs 50,001/-

Adopt a cow for an year Rs 50,001/-

Adopt 1 Calf for Its Lifetime

Rs 3,60,001/-

Adopt 1 Calf for Its Lifetime Rs 3,60,001/-

Adopt 1 Cow for Its Lifetime

2,40,001

Adopt 1 Cow for Its Lifetime Rs 2,40,001/-