Save the cow and secure their future

To understand that first we need to get back to the importance of cow in the ancient Hindu civilization of India. Cows are the most sacred animals to the Hindus and this is not without any reason. In fact the very word Cow in English is derived from the Sanskrit word Gau for Cow. So why are the cows so sacred to the Hindu civilization?

Cattle – The backbone of Indian Agriculture:-

One of the most important reasons is that cows have been the backbones of Indian families and the Indian agricultural system ever since the dawn of this ancient Hindu civilization. Apart from the extensively used Cow’s milk which the ancient Indians used to collect only after the calf has had its share, the most important use of Cows was in Agriculture. Without Cow the Indian agriculture in those days was as good as gone, and this was one of the prime reasons why Hindus being nature worshipers also worshiped Cow. Cow’s urine was a natural pesticide, cow manure was a natural fertilizer. Cattle in ancient India had ensured that Indian civilization did not need any artificial pesticides or artificial fertilizers, both of which are extremely harmful for the farm soil and degrade soil quality over time.
Note that those were the days when food was grown in a healthy natural process. There was no industrial revolution, no artificial fertilizers, no chemical pesticides and insecticides. The entire Indian agriculture was based on the nature’s best fertilizer – Cow dung, and one of the nature’s best pesticide – Cow’s urine (along with the neem based solutions) were used extensively in the agriculture. Buttermilk again which is a derivative of Cow’s milk was used as an effective fungicide and weedicide.
And not without any reason, the Indian agriculture in those days was extremely productive thanks to the cow products. Farmers were happy, crops came on time, yield was high, prices were low for food crops, kingdoms even used to export their agricultural output, granaries were always filled, milk was abundantly available and so were its derivatives like Butter, Ghee etc which formed an important part of the Indian diet. Every religious institution, big farms, farmers, diary owners all had thousands of cows – the cows which had made the Indian economy rich and healthy.

So kindly save the Cow and secure their future

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In the social construct of our country, the cow is a revered animal. Despite enjoying such an important
stature in the society, a large number of cows and other bovines across the country suffer from abuse,
neglect and abandonment. The institution of gaushalas (bovine animal shelters) has been our
most prominent response to providing care and support for these neglected bovines. However, the
management of these institutions varies across different regions of the country and despite the best
intentions; the well-being of animals is severely compromised in some cases.

The gaushala movement is synonymous with the protection of cows and other bovines of our
country. The origin of gaushalas can be traced in the Vedic period when social customs and rules
laid great emphasis on protection, preservation and development of cows and oxen. In the present
day, gaushalas are the only institutions providing care and shelter to stray, abandoned and
'unproductive' bovines. They are a significant part of the animal protection movement in India and
culturally the strongest reinforcement of our doctrine of Ahimsa