Showing posts with label Cow Protection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cow Protection. Show all posts

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Karnataka Cabinet Nod to Ban Cow Slaughter

Karnataka Cabinet Nod to Ban Cow Slaughter


After its firm stand against Bt -brinjal, Karnataka Government led by Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa took another bold step to Ban Cow Slaughter in Karnataka.

The State Cabinet on Wednesday 10th February 2010 has approved a new law to ban the slaughter of cows and calves and ensure cattle conservation.

The Bill, which is set to replace the Karnataka Prevention of Cow Slaughter and Cattle Preservation Act, 1964, is expected to be tabled in the next session of the legislature.

The Cabinet had constituted a subcommittee under the chairmanship of Home Minister V.S. Acharya to study the drawbacks in the existing law and suggest measures to be incorporated in the proposed Act.

The new legislation will be in accordance with the Central Act and in conformity with Article 48 of the Constitution.

Briefing presspersons on the decisions taken at the Cabinet meeting at Bangalore, Dr. Acharya and Law Minister S. Suresh Kumar said that the new legislation would have guidelines for the transportation of cattle, apart from stern punishment for offenders.

First-time offenders will be liable to a year in prison and a fine between Rs. 25,000 and Rs. 50,000. Those held for a second offence or more will have to face imprisonment of up to seven years and pay a fine between Rs. 50,000 and Rs. 1 lakh.

Dr. Acharya said that the judgments of courts in various cases pertaining to cow slaughter and transportation of milch animals had suggested that the law should be in consonance with the provisions of the Constitution. “The larger aim of the new Act is to bring in an effective mechanism and enforcement to curb cow slaughter.”

The State Cabinet has approved a new law to ban the slaughter of cows and calves and ensure cattle conservation. The Bill, which is set to replace the Karnataka Prevention of Cow Slaughter and Cattle Preservation Act, 1964, is expected to be tabled in the next session of the legislature.

The Cabinet had constituted a subcommittee under the chairmanship of Home Minister V.S. Acharya to study the drawbacks in the existing law and suggest measures to be incorporated in the proposed Act. The new legislation will be in accordance with the Central Act and in conformity with Article 48 of the Constitution.

Briefing presspersons on the decisions taken at the Cabinet meeting at Bangalore on Wednesday, Dr. Acharya and Law Minister S. Suresh Kumar said that the new legislation would have guidelines for the transportation of cattle, apart from stern punishment for offenders. First-time offenders will be liable to a year in prison and a fine between Rs. 25,000 and Rs. 50,000.

Those held for a second offence or more will have to face imprisonment of up to seven years and pay a fine between Rs. 50,000 and Rs. 1 lakh.

Dr. Acharya said that the judgments of courts in various cases pertaining to cow slaughter and transportation of milch animals had suggested that the law should be in consonance with the provisions of the Constitution.

“The larger aim of the new Act is to bring in an effective mechanism and enforcement to curb cow slaughter.”


Infact, 7 Member Constitution Bench of Supreme Court of India has upheld the Ban on Cow Slaughter in the year 2005 itself by its Verdict delivered on October 26, 2005. interested can go through this historical Judgement by clicking the image here.

Several Organisations had continuously demanded the ban on Cow Slaughter in Karnataka. Shree Raghaveshwara Bharathi Swamiji of Shree Ramachandrapura Math, Hosanagar in Karnataka had launched nationwide Gou Grama Yathra recently which got the widespread support from all quarters of society, irrespective of caste, creed and political parties.

He had also setup a Cow Dung and Cow Urine Factory, first of its kind in the entire Nation at Malur in Kolar, Karnataka, with the help leading industrialists. Apart from manufacturing various useful products from Cow Dung and Cow Urine, this factory produces Electricity also along with Bio Gas.

Thanks to Karnataka Government for its bold step in protecting farmers and their backbone i.e. Cows and Bullocks.

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Chalk out Programme to Rejuvenate Soil

Chalk out Programme to

Rejuvenate Soil


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Do you think, Jeevamruta, organic fertilizer prepared as per the direction of Subhash Palekar will help to rejuvenate the soil in flood affected areas?

Recently, more than 30,000 people from Sarvajna Nagar and Bytarayanapura Assembly Constituency of Bangalore urged the Karnataka Government to Ban Cow slaughter and to make use of Jeevamruta, organic fertilizer made out of Cow Dung and Cow urine in flood affected areas to rejuvenate the soil which became salty due to heavy rains.

Experts say that there are about 100 crore microbes in one gram of Soil. And stomach of Cow is sea of microbes. One Gram Dung of Local breeds or Deshi Cow (Indian Cows) contains 200 to 500 crore microbes. When mixed, microbes of Cow Dung and Soil support each other and start multiplying.

Some scientists say soil has no life. But really it is not so. Microbes in the soil made it alive one.

Hundreds of farmers used this Palekar method in their fields and succeeded in increasing the the yield.

Hence it is high time to make use of this system to rejuvenate the soil in flood affected areas. And Government should chalk out a plan to feed the Jeevamruta to to soil in flood affected areas at least once in 15 days, till next rainy season, so that it will rejuvenate with full of microbes by next cultivation time.

Vijay Karnataka has published a timely article on this in its issue 22 October 2009. Pls read the article by clicking the image above and read some more information in http://paryaya.blogspot.com (Cow Protection / Gou Samrakshane Section)

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Thousands urge Ban on Cow Slaughter: Use 'Jeevamruta' to Rejuvanate Soil

Use 'Jeevamruta' to Rejuvanate Soil

Thousands urge Ban on Cow Slaughter

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More than 30,000 people from Sarvajna Nagar and Bytarayanapura Assembly Constituency of Bangalore urged the Karnataka Government to Ban Cow slaughter and to make use of Jeevamruta, organic fertilizer made out of Cow Dung and Cow urine in flood affected areas to rejuvenate the soil which became salty due to heavy rains.

A Citizens Delegation of the above said areas submitted a memorandum to Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa, through Home Minister Dr. V.S. Acharya on Friday 16th October 2009, which was signed by more than 30,000 people.

Memorandum explained that rejuvenation of soil before next cultivation season is very important as most of the soil beame salty due to floods. There is no wonder if affected farmers try to use chemical fertilizers to improve the soil condition which will harm the soil further.

At this juncture need of the hour is to take some action to improve the soil condition to get good crops next year. Jeevamrut is simple and cheaper organic fertilizer and this could be prepared in the flood affected areas itself after collecting cow dung from various parts of state in the form of donation or through purchase. Such programme will provide employment at least to some flood affected people.

Dr. V.S. Acharya promised the delegation that Government will take action to protect cows shortly. In fact, draft bill has been already prepared and it will be passed soon, he said.

Marappa Alasoor, Thimmegowda, Govinda Rao, Dr. Raja Ram Prasad, Kamala, Muniraju, Vardhaman Jain, Muniraj Karnik and other prominent leaders were there in the the delegation.

To see reports appeared in Press in this regard click the image link above.

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Historic Yathra commenced from Kurukshetra...

Historic Yathra commenced

from Kurukshetra...



108 days Historic Yathra for protection of Cows, 'Vishwa Mangala Gou Grama Yathra' was started amidst holy Sanskrit hymns and Vande Gou Mataram slogans from the gathering at Kurukshetra, Haryana on Wednesday, 30th September 2009 (on the occasion of Vijaya Dashami).

Speaking on the occasion Shree Raghaveshwara Bharathi Swamiji of Shree Ramachandrapura Mutt Hosanagar said that 'Dharma Yuddha was took place for Seeta Matha in Threta Yug, while Dharma Yuddha was held for Bhoo Matha in Dwapara Yugh and now in Kaliyug we have to start Maha Sangram (Great Fight) for the protection of Gou Matha.

Killing of Cows will lead to the destruction of entire human population. Several breeds of Indian Cows have already disappeared due to killings of Cows. Some breeds of Indian Cows are in the edge of extinction... If we won't fight for the protection of Cows even now, we would not remain eligible to seek excuse of Gou Matha also, He said.

We won't look towards politicians for protection of Cows and won't beg them to save Indian Breeds of Cows. We came to you. Governments have to hear what people say. So this movement should become peoples movement, Shankanaada of Kurukshetra must echoed in every nook and corner of the country, He said.

Vishwa Hindu Parishad president Ashok Singhal, RSS leader Bhayyaji Joshi, Sadhvi Rithambara, Moulvi of Uttara Pradesh Chote Mia Mouliddin Saheb and others present on the occasion.

Vishwa Mangala Gou Grama Yathra will cover 20,000 K.Ms in the country during its period of 108 days. 4000 Public functions would be held during the Yathra period and 15,000 Upa Yatharas also will be held in support of main Yathra. Total length of Yahtra route would be 10 Lakh KM's including the Upa Yathras.

Apart from Shree Raghaveshwara Bharati Swamiji, Shree Vishwesha Thirtha Swamiji of Pejavara Mutt Udupi, Sadhvi Rithambara, Shree Shree Shree Ravishankara Guruji, Ramdevji Baba, Mata Amrutanandamayi, Acharya Vidya Sagar, Bala Gangadhara Swamiji of Adi Chunchanagiri Mutt and several other saints will participate in the yathra at various points.
Non Chemical Agri expert Padmashree Kutti Menon, former director of CBI Joginder Singh and many others also participate in the yathra.

Kamadhenu Havan, Gayathri Havan and Puja to the Chariot for Yathra 'Gou Ratha' were held earlier on 28th and 29th September under the leadership of Shree Raghaveshwara Bharathi Swamiji.


During this yathra Signature Campaign also will held and Yathra intended to collect more than 50 crore signatures and memorandum with these signatures would be submitted to President of India on January 20th 2010.

View the Video here to know some more info about Gou Grama Yathra.



Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Count Down Begins to Vishwa Mangala Gou Grama Yathra

Count Down Begins to

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A nation wide awareness movement ‘Vishwa Mangala Gou Grama Yathra’ will be inaugurated on 30th September 2009 at Kurukshethra.
Venue : Theme Park, Pehewa Road, Near Sannihit Sarovar, Kurukshethra, Haryana Programme

Starts at : 3:30 pm

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Divine Presence : Poojya Jagadguru Shankaracharya Shree Swami Vasudevananda Saraswathi Ji, Pejavara Mathadheesha Poojya Shree Vishwesha Tirtha Swami Ji, Gou Rushi Poojya Shree Dattasharanananda Ji, Poojya Jagadguru Shankaracharya Shree Raghaveshwara Bharathi Swami Ji, Didi Maa Poojya Sadhwi Rutambara Ji, Poojya Shree Swami Chidananda Saraswathi Ji, Poojya Shree Swami Jnanananda Ji, Mahanta Manadas Maharaj Ji, Rinpoche Lochan Tuklu Ji, Bhikku Vishwa Bandhu, Dharmadhikari Dr. Virendra Heggade Ji, Poojya Acharya Shree Baladevji, Chote Miyan Moinuddin Sabari Ji, Navab Majda Ali Khan Hussain Tikari Ji Presence : Shri Bhayyaji Joshi – Sarakaryavah of RSS, Ka.Aa. Adhyaksha Shree Jagadevram Uramv Ji, Jalapurush Shri Rajendra Simha Ji, Padmashree Kutti Menon Ji – Agriculture Expert, Shri Vivek Oberoy Ji – Film Actor, Sa. Joginder Singh Ji – Ex CBI Director, Dr. Shirley Telles Ji – Yoga Expert, Smt. Santosh Yadav Ji – Parvatharohi

Yathra :

In 108 days it covers the distance of 20 thousand kms.

More than 15 thousand Upa Yathras will reach each & every corner of the country.

Signature Campaign : Crores together singnatures will be collected.

Come, Join Us, In this Historic Journey towards Universal Prosperity and Happiness.

For details click the image links above and lend your full support to the movement.

-Nethrakere Udaya Shankara

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Benefits of Gaumata (Cow)

Benefits of Gaumata (Cow)


This is the mail I received from Rohit Khisti. He pointed out the benifits from Cows and sent a vidio appeared in Youtube.

Rohit says ' If we can prove to people about benefits of gaumata, campaign on tv commercials about benefits of gaumata, then i think that will also help our farmers as well cow protection.
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Few points would be:

1) Biogas plant. This will eliminate expense on Household LPG Cylinder ( Approximate 5000 Rs per year )

2) Milk & Dairy Products.

3) Fertilizers from Cow dung for Farming

Lets explore & start working on it. Drop of water helps to fill up the dam, so lets start contributing as drop of water in the activity..Dont get bugged up with political decisions, non gaumata followers etc.

In the Video here Chaitanya Kumar, Hyderabad city coordinator for Indian Youth Climate Network, explains the simple beauty of a biogas plant in a village nearby to Hyderabad.

Just go through it.



Sunday, September 20, 2009

People thronged Organic Mela..!

People thronged Organic Mela..!

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BANGALORE: Thanks to Swine Flu H1N1 for bringing more awareness about health and strengthening immune system. 'Will Organic Foods wil strengthen our immune system?' This was the main question posed by people who attended the Organic Mela Held at Bangalore on 12th Saturday and 13th Sunday of September 2009 at Lalbagh.

But it was not just health-conscious Bangaloreans, also people from all walks of life who thronged the two-day Organic Mela organised by the Jaivik Krushik Samaj and Organic Farming Association of India (OFAI).

There were a number of farmers who turned up and not necessarily with their produce.

“The mela is a very good opportunity to bring about more awareness. But organic farming still has a long way to go,” said Kudlappa, an organic farmer from Nellur of Gadag district.

Apart from seeds of various food crops and vegetables, there were plenty of eatables such as jams, pickles, rotis, papads, juices made from organic produce.

Aim
The mela brought together farmers and producers of organic food from across the country, including Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Gujarat. The main objective of organising the event was to bring awareness to consumers about what was happening in the organic movement, said N.R. Shetty of Sahaja Samrudha, an organic farmers’ association, which is partnering the organisers.

Seminars
Not restricting itself to being merely a platform where produce is sold, seminars and practical demonstrations on different aspects of organic farming were held for two days in which more than 100 to 150 farmers participated.

Interesting thing is that several practing doctors from Bangalore City also participated in the seminars and enquired much about Organic products.

Calling for a separate ministry for small farmers, Subhash Mehta, Adviser for Food and Agriculture Organisation, said: “The Indian Government sanctions over Rs. 2,50,000 crore in farm subsidies. That amount goes only to farmers with large holdings, who constitute only 10 per cent of the total number of agriculturists. Therefore, a separate ministry should be constituted to look after the needs of farmers with small holdings as the Ministry for Agriculture has clearly failed to do so.”

The mela, which was at the MHS near the Lalbagh Main Gate, concluded on 13th September 2009 Sunday.

To view the photos of Organic Mela click the link to image above. (imputs by G. Krishna Prasad, Ganadhalu Srikanta and The Hindu)


Sunday, September 13, 2009

Film on Vishwa Mangala Gou Grama Yathra

Film on Vishwa Mangala

Gou Grama Yathra



Aastha TV Channel will telecast a film on Vishwa Mangala Gou Grama Yathra on 14th September and15th September, a press note from VMGG Yathra Media Centre said.

Programme Schedule :

On 14th September - 12 pm
On 15th September - 10:30 am

Watch and participate in the Second Freedom Movement.

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Panchagavya to combat SWINE Flu

Panchagavya to combat SWINE Flu

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Bangalore: Panchagavya Ayurvedic centres claims they have cure for SWINE FLU.

Nethrakere Udaya Shankara

When people are terrified by the media reports on the SWINE FLU or H1N1 (Handi Jwara in Kannada) several Ayurveda Experts including including Yoga Guru Ramdev and Sri Sri Sri Ravi Shankara suggested to take Amruta Balli or Tinospora plant with Tulasi everyday to combat Swine Flu virus. They said it strengthens the respiratory and immune system.

Now a mail I received from Media Centre, Shree Ramachandrapur Mutt, Girinanagar, Bangalore has said that Panchagavya also could cure Swine Flu.


Here are the details of the mail.

“Panchagavya, a formulation comprising cow milk, cow urine, cow dung as well as ghee and curd made from cow milk can prevent flu-like infections including swine flu by acting as an immuno-modulator” Meera Aurangabadkar, a senior Ayurvedic teacher associated with the Go-Vigyan Anusandhan Kendra Nagpur said.

"Various Ayurvedic medicines, particularly those prepared from cow products, have for centuries proved potent to build resistance against infectious diseases like flu. We would advise people to take the same along with modern medicines prescribed by experts" Aurangabadkar said.

She said cow urine concentrate, called ‘ Ark ’, could be extremely useful in protecting people against the virus and "probably" also in providing relief to those who have already caught the infection.

Tapan Chakravarty, director of the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI), who is closely associated with the Go-Vigyan Anusandhan Kendra of Nagpur, said “Both Panchagavya and Ark contain volatile fatty acids and have at the same time anti-oxidant properties. They can help reduce the virulence and multiplication of the viruses such as the one causing swine flu”.

Dr Jayakrishna, Hyderabad, Ayurveda andYoga consultant, suggest that Goumutra Arka, Goumutrasava and Bhibikavaleha are very good drugs to combat Swine flu. He also advices that the Deepopasana [lighting of lamp] with Desi cow ghee in pooja room, or in house.

It is important to note that these medicines should be made only from Indigenous cows.


Shreemad Jagadguru Shankaracharya Shree Shree Raghaveshwara Bharathi Mahaswamiji, Shree Ramachandrapura Math is pioneering in Desi Cow protection movement. Under the project Kamadugha, with continous research, many Panchagavya products are developed in the Amrithdhara Goushalas. Amrithsara [ Goumutra Ark ], Gousara Vati [Goumutra Tablets], Panchagavya Ghritha etc under Ayurveda doctors consultations are beneficial in Swine flu infections.

Gift of God: This is the right time to propagate the message of Gouraksha Andolan. We the people of this nation are lucky to have these knowledge within ourselves. This knowledge should be exposed to common man so that very cheaper but highly efficient medicines are available to every person...

Interested can contact the following persons for further details: Dr Ravi [09449595230], Dr Balamurali Krishna [09449664125],
Shree Narayana Swamiji [0821 2598668], Dr YV Krishnamoorthy [09449595206]


Media Centre
Shree Ramachandrapura Math
Girinagar, Bangalore - 560085, India
Telefax : 080 26420822 Mobile : +91 9972270941

www.srimath.org : www.vishwagou.org
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Seer for Cow: Getting ready for Nationwide Yathra

Seer for Cow: Getting ready

for Nationwide Yathra



Shree Raghaveshwara Bharati Swamiji of Hosanagar ended his Chaturmasya at Kolkatha and getting ready to start Vishwa Mangala Gou Yathra from 28th of October Vijayadashami 2009. Why this yathra?

Nethrakere Udaya Shankara

Shree Raghaveshwara Bharati Swamiji of Hosanagar ended his Chaturmasya at Kolkatha and getting ready to start Vishwa Mangala Gou Yathra from 28th of October Vijayadashami 2009. Why this yathra?

This 108 day's Nationwide Yathra is intending to bring awareness about the importance and need of Cow Protection. Many organisations as well as prominent personalities including saints came forward to join their hands in this novel venture.
In the year 2007, much earlier to Deewali, the festival of lights, Gou Puja or Cow Puja was performed in Bangalore in various extensions like Kacharakanahalli, Raja Rejeshwari Nagar, Rajaji Nagar, Sanjaya Nagar, R.T. Nagar, Basavanagudi, Varthur, Koramangala, and Girinagar and so on since 4 months. Seer of Sri Ramachandrapur Math Sri. Raghaveshwar Bharti Swamiji named it as 'Gou Sandhya' means evening of Cow.

On that day Gou Rathyatra with the statues of various breeds of Indian Cows moveed on the main streets of the extensions with all festivity, farmers from in and around brought their cows and oxes for exhibition, doctors held Gavya Treatment camp whole day apart from discussions and speeches on the importance of Indian Breed Cows on the evening meetings. Then all participants in the programmes took the oath given by Sri Raghaveshwar Bharti Swamiji to protect and conserve the Indian Breed of cows for the future generation of India. The programme ended with the Gou Puja by Swamiji, guests and thousands of women who brought Arati from their homes.

This programme ran for 4 months in Bangalore ended with with large scale Programme of ‘Koti Neerajana' or showing Crores of lights to Cows by more than a lakh woman at Palace Grounds on Novermber 18th 2007.

On the end of this month’s together programme, several Muslim ladies also came forward to show light to the cows at the moment of ‘Koti Neerajana’.

Swamiji termed this Abhiyan as Second Struggle of Independence and appealed everybody to participate in it forgetting all caste, creed, political differences as it is only way to remove all financial difficulties of our people especially farmers and bring prosperity to the future generations.

Why this agitation?: The main intention of this agitation is to protect and conserve the Indian Breeds of Cattle from extinction. Ramachandrapura Math started it with its project "Kamadugha' some years back.

There were more than 70 breeds of Indian Cows in India before independence. But after independence they have reduced to 27-30 breeds. Indian breeds of cattle which were like the backbone of our farmers and agriculture started to perish after we achieved Green Revolution and White Revolution using chemical fertilizers and modern machineries. Lakhs of farmers also committing suicides in recent years. Reason for this is our dependence on foreign cattle breed for white revolution and chemical fertilizers for our agriculture. One more reason for this unfortunate situation is that we forgot the fact that cow is not only for milk but for the entire life.

Actually on the course of evolution through the ages Indian Cows have developed characteristics which are acclaimed all over the world. They are sturdy, disease resistant and adaptable to different climates and countries. They are easy and economical to maintain, absorb energy from the sunrays through solar pulse on their back and yield high quality of milk which has less cholesterol. Panchagavya made from these Indian Cow’s milk, ghee, curds, urine and dung has many medicinal properties which are being used in Gavya Chikitsa to cure ailments like cancer, arthritis, stomach disorders and skin diseases. Researches have showed that cow urine is useful to cure more that 165 diseases. Only Desi Bullocks could be used in agriculture and transport. Apart from these Cow dung is best fertilizer to farms.

In this backdrop, Raghaveshwara Bharati Swamiji thought that massive programme to bring awareness about the use of Indian Breed of Cows and importance of them is the only way to prosper our rural people especially farmers. He wanted to enlighten the people that Cow is not only for milk, it's urine and dung has more value compared to milk and for that purpose he started the Project Kamadugha.

Under Project Kamadugha, Ramachandrapur Math started more than 18 'Amruthadhara Goushalas' in Karnataka starting from Hosanagara to Kaggalipur in Bangalore to protect and conserve about 27 breeds of Cows which were collected from all over India, some from Pakistan also. Swamiji has planned to increase these Goushalas to 108.

Apart from setting up of Goushalas, Math has established Bharatiya Gou Bank to help farmers when they feel it is difficult to maintain cows. Farmers can leave their cows in the Gou Bank and take them back after their difficulties over. Math has also started Amrutasatva Project for use of cow dung and urine in agriculture, Amrutha Bharati Gavya Hospitals, Gavya Dairies to purchase Cow Urine and established Gou Raksha Parishats to protect cows from selling to slaughter houses by the way of purchasing them. Math has also established small scale units to produce Gou Arka, tooth powder, soap, dhoopa and variety of cosmetics from cow urine which are healthier than chemical cosmetics.

Object of all these programmes is to bring awareness that Cow is useful in its entire life, Urine of Cow as well as Ox is useful and has medicinal value, and cow urine could bring more income than cow milk to farmers.

Math has already conducted Gou Rathayathra in Karnataka and Kerala in 2005, Nine day Vishwa Gou Sammelana at Hosanagara during April 2007 to bring awareness on the above said issues. Bangalore programme of Gou Sandhya is the continuation of this awareness campaign.
What is the result of this Gou Sandhya? ‘Several Doctors are coming forward to give Gavya Treatment and several Industrialists are getting prepared to establish Cow Urine and Cow Dung based industries in rural areas’ Swamiji say.

Cow Urine Collection Centers in the lines of Milk Dairies should be established so that people could realize that Cow Urine is more profitable compared to milk. Then definitely Protection and conservation of Cow becomes effective and it leads the society to healthier and prosperous life, Swamiji adds.

Here are some answers by Raghaveshwar Swamji to some questions.

·* How you think Cow Urine is economical compared to Milk?

·** We kept the price of Rs. 100 per liter to Cow Urine. Actually it is more in Rajasthan. There is plenty of demand for Cow Urine in state, our collection is not sufficient. For medicine Urine of Indian Breed Cow, Calf and Ox could be used. Hence not only the cows, but calf and ox also could bring money to farmers. Collection of Cow Urine is easier compared to collection of Cow Milk.

·* What about cow urine purification and transportation?

·** Actually Cow Urine purification for preparing “Arka’ is very simple. It could be done in villages also by using mud pot. However experts after research said that cost for setting up of a well planned modern unit could be Rs. 3.60 Lakh. But you can get back this initial investment within two years. One such unit has been established at Jodhpur. We are planning to establish one such model unit at Bangalore.

·* What is so special with Cow Urine?

·** Urine of Indian Breed Cows has about 33 medicinal characters. It purifies blood, increases hemoglobin, cells in the body, cure ailments like cancer, arthritis, stomach disorders and skin diseases. Researches have showed that cow urine is useful to cure more that 165 diseases. Math has already produced several cosmetic items and other products like soap, Dhoopa etc from Cow Urine and Cow Dung.

·* How Urban people can help the programme?

·** Math has evolved a programme called “Gou Sanjeevini’ under which any person can protect a cow by donating minimum Rs. 3000. Normally farmers sell their cows to slaughter houses for this mere amount. Math purchases such Cows and conserve them. Urban people who keep dogs in their homes could definitely keep a cow or calf with them as the cost of maintenance of cow or calf will come out of its urine itself.

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