Join Hands Together for Gau Sewa
Every Day, with care and dedication, we prepare nourishing Rotis(Chapati/Bread) for Hungry and Homeless Cows.
"We can't help everyone, but everyone can help someone.”
Quarterly Sewa
501
- 1 Roti per day for 3 Months
Half Yearly Sewa
1501
- 1 Roti per day for 6 Month
Monthly Sewa
251
- 1 Roti per day for 1 month
Lifetime Sewa
25001
- 1 Roti per day for whole Life
Yearly Sewa
2501
- 1 Roti per day for 12 month
Act of Charity (DAAN)
Feeding cows is considered a virtuous act in Hinduism, associated with the concept of "daan" (charity). Providing food to cows, including roti, is seen as an act of kindness and generosity. It is believed that performing such acts can bring positive karma and spiritual benefits.
Accumulation of Good Karma
Contributes to spiritual progress and liberation (moksha)
Fulfilling Dharma
Engaging in cow sewa aligns with one's dharma (duty)
Divine Blessings
Acts of kindness towards cows please deities and attract their favor
Practice of Ahimsa (Non-Violence)
Cow sewa reflects the principle of ahimsa (non-violence).
Respect for Life
By Cow Sewa, individuals demonstrate respect for life and the interconnectedness of all beings.
Preservation of Tradition
Cow sewa helps preserve cultural practices and traditions.
Gau Mata Sewa
Cows are considered sacred and embody a variety of divine attributes. They are revered as symbols of life, nourishment, and the Earth’s bounty. The notion of 33 crore deities residing in a cow reflects the idea that the cow is a divine repository and symbol of all cosmic forces and divine presence.