Karnawati Kamdhenu
Our Gaushala is dedicated to the service and protection of cows. We provide shelter, food, and medical care to cows. Our mission is to preserve the cultural and spiritual importance of Gau-Seva.
Founded in 2015, we have cared for over 50 cows, providing them with a safe and loving environment. Our team of dedicated volunteers and veterinary professionals work tirelessly to ensure the wellbeing of every cow in our care.
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In Sanatan Dharma, the cow is not merely an animal — she is the living embodiment of motherhood, compassion, purity, and divine energy. Every part of her is worshipped, every breath she takes is considered sacred.
During the great cosmic churning, Samudra Manthan, a celestial cow named Kamdhenu emerged from the Ocean of Milk. She possessed divine powers that could fulfill pure desires and bless all who served her.
"कामधेनुस्तु देवता सर्वकामप्रदा स्मृता" — Vishnu Purana
"Kamdhenu is the goddess who grants all noble wishes."
She was taken to heaven by the gods, and her presence ensured abundance, peace, and prosperity for all beings. Every cow on Earth is believed to carry a spark of Kamdhenu's divinity.
According to sacred scriptures, the body of the cow is the home of 33 crore gods and goddesses — including Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, Indra, Lakshmi, Saraswati, and many more.
Some of the divine presences within her include:
"गावो विश्वस्य मातरः" — Rig Veda
"Cows are the mothers of the universe."
This is why touching or serving a cow is believed to cleanse sins and bring blessings equal to visiting all holy temples.
The cow is addressed as Gomata — not out of symbolism, but reality. She nurtures us from birth to old age through her milk, ghee, curd, butter, dung, and countless natural benefits.
Her eyes reflect compassion. Her breath carries purity. Her presence radiates calmness. Her body blesses the land beneath her feet.
"माता रुद्राणाम् दुहिता वसूनाम्" — Yajurveda
"She is the mother of Rudras and daughter of the Vasus."
Caring for cows is not a duty — it is a sacred privilege that connects us to our ancestors, our dharma, our culture, and our very soul.
In Vrindavan, the Supreme Lord Krishna spent His childhood among cows, lovingly called Gopala — the protector of cows — and Govinda — the one who gives joy to the cows.
He played His flute, and thousands of cows gathered, enchanted by His divine melody. This bond between cows & Krishna is the purest example of love, devotion, and peace.
"नन्दगोपो सहस्रगावः" — Bhagavata Purana
"Nanda Baba protected thousands of cows."
Serving cows is one of the highest forms of Krishna bhakti. It is said that every cow carries Krishna's blessings in her heart.
Because deep in our hearts, we recognize the truth — the cow has nurtured us like a mother, protected us like a guardian, blessed us like a goddess, and connected us to our divine roots.
When we serve Gau Mata, we serve our culture, our dharma, our ancestors, our future generations, and the very soul of Sanatan Bharat.
We provide comprehensive care and support for our sacred cows
Our cow home cares for 30+ high-quality breed Geer cows with clean sheds, Fed on Pesticide Free Organic Food, Have free movement. We ensure regular health checkups and timely vaccinations to keep every cow healthy and protected.
Learn MoreWe provide timely and essential medical care to all our cows as per their needs. Regular health checkups, vaccinations, illness treatment, and emergency support are carried out by experienced veterinarians to ensure every cow stays healthy and safe.
Learn MoreWe will soon be launching our Gau-Seva programs, where devotees and volunteers can participate in cow care, service activities, and support initiatives. These programs will offer opportunities for donation, volunteering, and contributing to the welfare of cows.
Learn MoreWe practice organic farming to grow natural and chemical-free fodder, vegetables, and essential greens for our cows. Our focus is not on promoting organic farming, but on producing healthy and nutritious food that supports the wellbeing of the cows in our shelter.
Learn MoreWe will soon begin conducting education and awareness programs, including workshops and seminars, to help people understand the importance of cow protection and compassionate care. These initiatives will aim to spread knowledge and encourage community involvement.
Learn MoreWe provide natural Panchgavya products such as fresh cow milk, gau mutra, and cow dung. These pure and traditional cow-derived items are offered to support health, spiritual practices, and sustainable living.
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