By the grace of Lord Shri Krishna, I had the privilege of establishing the Kamdhenu Goshala on May 25,
2025. It is a matter of great joy that for the past year, this Goshala has been operating successfully and
consistently, carrying out the noble work of uninterrupted service to cows.
We often observe that a cow (Gomata) is cared for and tended to only as long as she yields milk.
However, cows that are old, sick, or have ceased producing milk are frequently abandoned to wander the
streets. Moreover, in many places, they are not even accorded a dignified farewell upon their death.
Deeply moved by this distressing reality, Kamdhenu Goshala was established on May 25, 2025, dedicated to
the protection, care, and service of elderly, ailing, disabled, and destitute cows.
At Kamdhenu Goshala, the service rendered to the cows is not limited merely to their lifetime. Even after
death, the cows are laid to rest with full respect, reverence, and dignity through proper burial rites.
Since the cow nourishes humanity throughout her life, it is our moral duty to uphold a sense of gratitude
and respect towards her until the very end.
“Service to the
cow is service to the Divine.”
Driven by this sacred sentiment, Kamdhenu Goshala continues its unwavering mission of cow protection,
service, and honoring the cow.
We also launched the “Green Campaign” on July 10, 2022, and resolved to plant trees every year throughout
our lives. Today we are seeing the increase in temperature. The problem is becoming serious day by day.
Therefore, it is requested to all friends and family that you also participate in this campaign and plant
trees.
