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Healing with Compassion: Medical Care at Shree Krishnayan

(15 days ago)

In the heart of India’s spiritual landscape, Shree Krishnayan Sewa Foundation stands as a sanctuary for over 21,000 destitute and abandoned desi cows and bulls. While the foundation is renowned for...

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Why Mother Cow Is the Backbone of Our Culture and Festivals

(15 days ago)

In the agricultural economy of India and the life style of Indian culture, mother cow has a place as the backbone, that is why in ancient times, the sages named mother cow as Gaudhan and made her t...

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Embracing the Sacred Tradition of Godan at Shree Krishnayan

(15 days ago)

In the rich tapestry of Hindu traditions, Godan—the donation of a cow—stands as one of the most revered acts of charity. Rooted in ancient scriptures, this practice symbolizes the pinnacle of selfl...

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Vedic Rituals at Shree Krishnayan Sewa Foundation

(15 days ago)

Vedic rituals are more than ceremonial practices; they are profound expressions of devotion, gratitude, and reverence towards the divine and nature. Rooted in the Vedas, these rituals encompass a r...

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The Transformative Events of Shree Krishnayan Sewa Foundatio

(15 days ago)

Established in 2010 with just 11 cows in Haridwar, Shree Krishnayan Sewa Foundation has grown into one of India's largest Gaurakshashalas, now sheltering over 21,000 desi cows and bulls across mult...

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Honoring Ancestors with Dignity: The Shradh Seva of Shree Kr

(44 days ago)

In Indian culture, remembrance is not merely a ritual—it is a sacred act of gratitude. The tradition of Shradh, performed to honor one’s ancestors, is deeply rooted in the spiritual and cultural et...

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Fighting Hunger with Dignity: How Shree Krishnayan Sewa Foun

(44 days ago)

In a world that produces more than enough food to feed every human being, the persistence of hunger is a tragedy of inequality. Millions of people in India go to bed hungry every night, not because...

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The Timeless Value of the Cow in Indian Life: Health, Sustai

(44 days ago)

In Indian culture, the cow is more than just a domesticated animal—it is a symbol of sustenance, reverence, and sustainability. From ancient scriptures to rural economies, the cow has played an irr...

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Preserving India’s Heritage: The Mission to Protect Desi Cow

(44 days ago)

India’s spiritual and agricultural heritage has always held a special place for the cow, especially its native breeds—collectively referred to as Desi cows. Revered as sacred in Indian culture and ...

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Exploring the Activities of Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha

(377 days ago)

At Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha, the ethos of compassion and reverence for all living beings is manifested through a myriad of activities aimed at the protection and welfare of indigenous cow breeds. ...

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The Impact of Donations on Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha

(377 days ago)

At Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha, every donation represents a lifeline for the noble cause of cow protection and welfare. Let's explore the transformative power of donations and their profound impact o...

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The Spiritual Significance of Shraad and Gauraksha

(377 days ago)

At Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha, the practice of Shraad holds profound spiritual significance, intertwined with the ethos of Gauraksha (cow protection) and reverence for all living beings. Let's delve...

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The Journey of Adopting a Cow with Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha

(377 days ago)

Adopting a cow is a beautiful gesture at Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha that goes beyond simple charity; it's a profound show of love and reverence for these gentle creatures, deeply ingrained in Indian...

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haridwar ,India

(384 days ago)

'Shree Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha Evam Gaulok Dham Sewa Samiti’ is one of the largest Gaurakshashala of desi cows in India. We protect, feed & shelter ailing, starving, destitute and stray desi cows...

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