An Indian Breed cow has been sold in Brazil for Rs 40 Crore
The Nellore breed cow in India is known as the ‘Ongole’ breed. In Andhra Pradesh’s Ongole district, this breed of cow is known for its ability to withstand extreme heat.
Zoho CEO backs IIT Madras Director over his statement on cow urine
IIT Madras Director Prof. Kamakoti is a respected researcher and teacher. He has given examples of scientific research based on the benefits of cow urine.
Gomutra or Cow urine has anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and digestive properties that keeps digestion healthy : IIT Madras Director V Kamakoti
Gomutra is considered holy according to the Hindu Dharma, and it is being consumed from time immemorial. Science realising its importance only now, it shows its limitations.
No non-Hindu vendors at the Kumbh Mela, nor have they made any such demand : Jyotish Peeth Shankaracharya Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati
Muslims from Kashmir once told us to enact strict laws against cow slaughter. We receive support from both Muslims and Christians to ban cow slaughter.
Hindus misled by tying Jersey cattle under the guise of Indian cow for feeding outside Mumbai temples
Jersey cattle are not called ‘Goumata’. Currently, due to a lack of awareness, some people are exploiting the situation to make money by tying Jersey animals outside temples instead of ‘Goumata’.
Exclude cows from the list of animals
Shankaracharya Avimukteshwaranand has organised the ‘Gau Pratishtha Dhwaj Pratishtapana Yatra’. This Yatra has recently reached Odisha.
Religious fanatic arrested in Yavatmal for sexually abusing a cow
Note the level of perverted mentality of the religious fanatics ! Those who sexually abuse the cow, which is sacred to Hindus, should be sentenced to life imprisonment.
Declare Gomata as Rashtramata : Rajeev Jha, Kesariya Hindu Vahini
Cows are not safe in this land of Parashuram called ‘Gomantak’.
Muslims attack Hindus on Bakri Eid in Pakur (Jharkhand)
Authorities described the incident as a dispute between two villages, one in Jharkhand and the other in Bengal, separated by a canal.
More than 40% of cattle were eliminated from 2007 to 2019 in Dakshin Kannada (Karnataka) District
Governments of all parties need to seriously think about this issue and try to save and protect cattle on a war footing.