Support Cow Daan Seva – Donate Today!

Join us in preserving and protecting cows through Cow Daan Seva. Your generous donation provides food, shelter, and medical care for these sacred beings. Every contribution makes a difference!

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• Green Fodder: 51 kg for ₹275
• Jaggery: 11 kg for ₹450
• Dry Fodder (Bhusa): 51 kg for ₹300
• Oil Cake (Khal): 11 kg for ₹380
• Chokar (Bran): 15 kg for ₹330
• Mustard Oil: 5 kg for ₹750

For ₹5100, devotees can earn merit by feeding one cow with bread and green fodder for an entire year.

Devotees can earn merit by donating a vehicle full of green fodder for cows with a contribution of ₹5100.

Devotees can earn merit by donating a large trolley of dry fodder (bhusa) with a contribution of ₹21,000.

For a contribution of ₹25,000, devotees can adopt a cow or a bull for one year and earn merit.

For a contribution of ₹1,21,000, devotees can adopt a cow or a bull for five years and earn merit.

• ₹2,000 per month per cow
• ₹800 per month per calf
• ₹3,500 per month for a milking cow
• ₹2,00,000 for 15 years of cow rearing service
• ₹15,000 per cow annually

Cow rearing is a highly noble and beneficial act for human life. Cows are inherently motherly, gentle, and calm, making their care straightforward. This is why cows are humble and generous toward their caretakers. However, many people exploit their milk and abandon them, leaving them stray. Despite this, cows often return to their caretakers' homes morning and evening to give milk, showcasing their forgiving nature.
This highlights the critical need for cow caretakers to not neglect their responsibilities. Scriptures regard cows as pillars of dharma (righteousness). Abandoning cows after exploiting them for milk destroys one's good karma. Hence, cow rearing is essential not only for livelihood but also from a spiritual perspective.

• ₹5,100: Feed a cow daily for one year and earn merit.
• ₹500 per month for daily bread service.
• ₹1,11,111 for 21 years of daily bread service.

The spiritual significance of cows and their glory in scriptures and Puranas is immense. Traditionally, in Indian households, the first bread made was always set aside as "Gau Grass" for the cow, symbolizing that feeding cows also satisfies all deities. This practice has been extensively praised in religious texts. To preserve Indian culture, Nitya Gau Roti Seva is a significant and noble act.

Birthdays and wedding anniversaries are special occasions. To celebrate such days with a religious sentiment, you can participate in Gau Poojan Seva with a contribution of ₹11,000.
On special days like birthdays, anniversaries, or memorials, Vedic priests will conduct a Kamdhenu Yagna and cow worship in your name and lineage. Cows will be offered jaggery, grains, green fodder, vegetables, and fruits, along with prayers for your prosperity and well-being.
For those unable to visit the ashram, the service can be arranged remotely, and a video will be sent via WhatsApp. Sacred ashes (bhasma), Gaushala soil, Panchgavya, and consecrated threads (kalava) from the Yagna will be couriered to you for use in auspicious ceremonies.
Cow worship is a globally significant ritual. Scriptures and Puranas state that worshipping a cow is equivalent to worshipping all deities, making it one of the most revered practices.

Annual maintenance donation for cows is as follows:

• 5 cows: ₹24,000
• 11 cows: ₹52,800
• 21 cows: ₹1,00,800
• 51 cows: ₹2,44,800
• 100 cows: ₹4,80,000