Ayngaran Goshala - save Indian cows

Goshala: A Sanctuary for Cows in India
Cows are considered sacred animals in Hinduism, the dominant religion in India.
They are revered as symbols of life, fertility, abundance and generosity. Cows also provide many benefits to humans, such as milk, dung, urine and ghee. However, cows are often neglected, abused or slaughtered in India due to various reasons, such as poverty, urbanization, industrialization and meat consumption. To protect and care for these animals, many people have established goshalas, which are protective shelters for cows and other cattle.
Goshala is a Sanskrit word that means "cow shelter". The concept of goshala has a long history in India and dates back to the 1880s. The first goshala in India was established in Rewari, Haryana by Rao Yudhishter Singh Yadav Since then, hundreds of goshalas have been opened all over the country by individuals, communities, organizations and governments. The main aim of goshalas is to provide a safe and comfortable environment for cows, especially those that are old, sick, injured or abandoned.
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slaughterhouses, markets and streets.
Goshalas are supported by various sources of income and donations. The government of India has launched several schemes and initiatives to promote and fund goshalas, such as the Rashtriya Gokul Mission, which involves constructing havens for retired
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also receive donations from individuals and groups who want to help or honor cows.
Ayngaran goshalas offer services or products to generate income, such as yoga classes, music lessons, cow dung cakes, cow urine products and biogas
Goshalas are not only beneficial for cows, but also for humans and the environment.
Goshalas help preserve the indigenous breeds of cows that are adapted to the local climate and conditions. They also help maintain the ecological balance by preventing overgrazing and soil erosion.
Goshalas also promote the spiritual and cultural values of Hinduism by encouraging people to respect and serve cows.
Goshalas also provide opportunities for people to participate in rituals andpractices that involve cows, such as agnihotra (fire offering), seva (selfless service) and daan (charity)
In conclusion, goshala is a noble and compassionate concept that aims to protect and care for cows in India.
Ayngaran Goshalas are shelters where cows are respected, venerated and treated with dignity. Goshalas also contribute to the social, economic and environmental well. being of the country. Goshalas are a testament to the bond between humans and cows that has existed for centuries in India.

Benefits
Ayngaran Goshalas are not only beneficial for cows, but also for humans and the environment. Goshalas help preserve the indigenous breeds of cows that are adapted to the local climate and conditions. They also help maintain the ecological balance by preventing overgrazing and soil erosion.Ayngaran Goshalas also promote the spiritual and cultural values of Hinduism by encouraging people to respect and serve cows.ayngaran Goshalas also provide opportunities for people to participate in rituals and practices that involve cows, such as agnihotra (fire offering), seva (selfless service) and daan (charity).
Agnihotra is a ritual that involves feeding cow dung to a fire and then offering rice with ghee to the fire. The smoke from this fire purifies the air and repels mosquitoes. Agnihotra also helps repair the ozone layer and produces fertilizer and ash that have medicinal properties. Seva is the act of serving cows without expecting anything in return. Seva can include feeding, grooming, bathing, cleaning and healing cows. Seva is considered a holy duty and a privilege for Hindus. Daan is the act of donating money or resources to goshalas or cows.
By participating in these activities, people can benefit from the physical, mental and spiritual effects of cow service. They can also contribute to the welfare of goshalas and cows. Goshalas are thus a noble and compassionate concept that aims to protect and care for cows in India.

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Ayngaran goshala is a part of Ayngaran Foundation founded by sasi Krishnasamy and Vince Thomas for reason of started protective shelter for cattle in India. Cows are considered sacred in the Hindu religion and so goshalas are a refuge for them. In a goshala, cattle are respected, venerated and treated with dignity. Goshala is a Sanskrit term which combines go or "cow" and shala or "shelter". Providing sanctuary, the goshala protects those animals which would have been mercilessly killed otherwise.Hundreds of goshalas have been opened in the recent past. Ayngaran Goshalas are supported by government funds, charities and donations.

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