• Divine with beliefs stating that worship removes sins and donation aids in attaining moksha (liberation).
• Divine Representation: It is believed that all 330 million Hindu gods and goddesses reside within a cow.
• Purification: Worshipping cows is believed to cleanse a person of sins and create a positive, pious environment.
• Spiritual Benefit: Gaudan is considered a powerful donation in Sanatan Dharma, believed to bring the donor closer to Moksha (liberation from the cycle of birth and death).

As per Shri Madhavrao Sadashivrao Golwalkar Math Mahamandaleshwar shri shri karunanidhi swamigal two acres, Goshala to be started on October 26.2026. For the safety of the cattle in Goshala, The fencing of another area of two acres is nearing completion. Sufficient water facility and Pipe lines had been laid for the cattle.

Donate a Cow (Ghoshala Plan )

We have three simple donation plans to choose from.

• The 'Adopt a Cow' plan allows you to adopt any one of our cows for their entire lifetime.
• The second plan is a general donation to help maintain the Goshala and its activities that support the love and care of the cows.
• And the third offers various options to feed the cows. You can choose to offer a one-time donation or subscribe to a recurring monthly donation.

This noble task is being performed as a holy ritual. Now you too can be a part of this holy project. You may contribute as given below.

Individuals, firms, companies etc. can make donations.

• Cow : ₹. 25,000/-
• Gorgas Sav : ₹ 10,000/-
• Cow and Calf : ₹. 75,000/-

Cow Slaughter

In Bharat, the cow has been an object of reverence from very ancient times. The Goraksha was a main issue during the struggle for independence also. Shri Guruji also raised the issue and constituted an all-Bharat forum called "Go-hatya Nishedha Samiti" (Anti-cow slaughter committee). Noted cow-devotees, saints and sages from all over Bharat, participated in it.

In support of the demand to ban cow-slaughter, the Swayamsevaks collected nearly 1.75 crore signatures of adult Bharatiyas from all over the country from 81,524 villages, towns and cities. These were transported to Delhi and on 7th December 1952, taken in a procession of 22 bullock carts and presented to the then President of Bharat, Babu Rajendra Prasad, with Shri Guruji as the head of the delegation.

The Central Government was not in a mood to make an all-Bharat law on the issue but some states did make a law banning slaughtering of cows.