Animal Welfare
Protecting Native Cows. Reviving Traditional Wisdom.
The cow has been central to India’s rural life — not only as a symbol of reverence but also as a source of nutrition, agriculture, and traditional healing. At Dnyankartika Bahuddeshiya Sevabhavi Sanstha, our Goseva program is rooted in compassion, sustainability, and revival of ancient Panchagavya-based knowledge systems. We provide shelter, care, and dignity to rescued desi cows, while also promoting the holistic use of cow-based products in agriculture, wellness, and rural livelihoods.
What We Do
Rescue & Shelter for Indigenous Cows
Offer care, fodder, medical aid, and a natural living environment for abandoned or unproductive cows.
Health & Nutrition Support
Ensure regular veterinary checkups, vaccination, herbal treatments, and balanced feed management.
Promote Panchagavya-Based Traditions
Awareness & Training on Traditional Products: Panchagavya, Eco-cleaners, Cow-dung Diyas, Herbal Oils & Soaps
Integrate with Organic Farming
Link Goseva with sustainable agriculture through cow-based bio-inputs for farmers and SHGs.
Educational Outreach
Host workshops on cow conservation, Panchagavya, and eco-living for schools, farmers, and youth.
Your small contribution today can create a big difference in someone’s tomorrow.
- 50+ desi cows sheltered and cared for
- 10+ SHGs trained in Panchagavya product-making
- 5,000+ villagers sensitized through Goseva campaigns
- Panchagavya inputs used across 60+ organic farms
- Goseva-inspired products featured in rural fairs and online stores
- Revives native cow breeds and Indian agrarian traditions
- Supports climate-resilient organic farming
- Provides livelihoods through Panchagavya-based microenterprises
- Strengthens ethical and ecological values in villages
- Promotes natural, chemical-free lifestyles rooted in Indian heritage
- Sponsor a Cow’s Monthly Care – ₹1,500/cow/month
- Donate fodder, medicines, or shelter material
- Support Goseva product kits for SHGs
- Collaborate to scale Panchagavya inputs in farming clusters