The Central Government needs to conduct similar research projects ! However, the Government must first ban cow slaughter to maintain the supply of cow dung. New Delhi – The Rashtriya Kamdhenu Aayog (RKA) claims that they invented an anti-radiation chip made from cow dung. Mobile phones can incorporate this chip in the manufacturing process. The … Read more
Insensitive and anti-Hindu Police of Rajasthan! Not only Hindus and but also cows are equally unsafe in the Congress regime.*Such Police must be dismissed and imprisoned for life These dormant and crass police officers compel the ‘Gorakshak’ to take to streets to protect cows. Still, they are called ‘anti-social elements’. Bharatpur (Rajasthan) – A resident … Read more
‘Strictly implement the ban on cow slaughter law’ – Unanimous demand in a special webinar Mumbai – ‘While there is an Act banning the cow slaughter, cows are being slaughtered in a broad daylight all over the State. We have gathered information along with evidence about all the cow slaughter and cow-smuggling taking place in … Read more
The likelihood of the first Hindu temple in Pakistan being materialised has minimised because of the agitations of some hardcore Muslim organisations. Before this, the Pakistan Government had announced a financial help of Rs. 10 crore for the construction of the temple.
A converted Christian named Markush Kindo brutally beat up a cow, hanged and killed her behind a church. A complaint was lodged and Kindo was later arrested.
Prabhu Chauhan, the Minister of State for Animal Husbandry informed that there would be soon a ban on cow slaughter, sale of beef, transportation of cows and calves to slaughter houses.
A cattle owner Om Prakash Agrawal in Ginjri village in Umaria District on 17th June lodged a complaint with the local Police alleging that his cow was fed ‘explosive-mixed’ food by the unidentified miscreant, leading to grievous wounds in her lower jaw and mouth.
Police seized 2,572 cowhides from homes and warehouses of religious fanatics in a Muslim dominated Jamalgarh area of Mewat District. A search operation was undertaken upon receiving information about large-scale cow slaughtering in this area.
The Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh Government on 9th June approved passing of an Ordinance aimed at protecting cows and preventing crimes related to cow-slaughter.
The U.P Government approved a draft ordinance making a provision for the maximum imprisonment term to ten years from the existing seven years and maximum penalty to 5 lakhs from three lakhs. The Uttar Pradesh Prevention of Cow Slaughter Act, 1955 was implemented in the State on January 6, 1956.