Safeguarding cows

Rising to the Challenge: Establishing the Gaushala

In 1997, inspired by a vision to help cows, Late Ramprasadji Malpani, Rajendraji Saraf, and Raju Saraf joined forces to establish the Gaushala Kukane.

Recognizing the need for a haven for cows, the founders secured a plot of land for the gaushala. While a generous portion was rocky and uncultivable, their dedication was unwavering.

Land Acquisition: Securing a land grant, even if partially barren, demonstrated the commitment to the gaushala’s cause.
Overcoming Challenges: The founders acknowledged the difficulties presented by the rocky and infertile land, but didn’t let it deter their vision.
Initial Development: Despite the challenges, the construction of the first sheds marked a significant milestone in establishing the gaushala.

Malegaon town. with Only 20% Hindu Population, with lots of cows coming for slaughter on periodic basis

Several activities are Actively working to protect these cows and Capture theft vans carrying cows This is evident in the several active groups dedicated to safeguarding cows from slaughter.

The fight against cow smuggling is a continuous one. If you're in Malegaon or nearby areas, consider supporting these groups in any way you can.

Cows are considered sacred animals in Hinduism, and many Hindus believe that they should not be slaughtered.

Most of these cows are nonmilking and old and need our support.