On October 26th, 2005 the Supreme Court confirmed the constitutional validity of anti-cow slaughter laws enacted by different governments in India. 20 out of 28 states in India currently have various laws regulating cow protection, prohibiting the slaughter or sale of cows. Click here for Court Judgement:
Telangana state government adopted ‘Prohibition of Cow Slaughter and Animal Preservation Act 1977’ and ‘Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1960’.
On October 26th, 2005 the Supreme Court confirmed the constitutional validity of anti-cow slaughter laws enacted by different governments in India. 20 out of 28 states in India currently have various laws regulating cow protection, prohibiting the slaughter or sale of cows. Click here for Court Judgement:
Telangana state government adopted ‘Prohibition of Cow Slaughter and Animal Preservation Act 1977’ and ‘Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1960’.
It is up to every individual who respects the life of fellow living creatures to ensure these laws are abided. State governments are exercising corresponding laws in prohibiting cow slaughter. As informed citizens, we can and must act against any violations to protect the interest of ourselves!
Why is cow protection pertinent for me?
When you have a light bulb in your house, protecting it is your responsibility and is for your benefit. A lamp does not need to be protected for itself. Similarly, a cow’s presence on this Earth is more useful to you than for itself.
Cows are respected and worshipped for reasons beyond ordinary comprehension, as thoroughly explained in Vedic scriptures.
In addition, there are undeniable benefits to the Earth, specifically for humankind, including:
Cow-urine: part of ancient ayurvedic medicine Cow-dung: excellent fertilizer in organic farming, and great for use in many organic products such as diya, incense sticks etc. Cow-dung: used in anti-radiation chips to safeguard mobile-phone users Hoof: enhances the quality of soil Milk: high-nutritional value
About 192 crore kilo of cow dung per day is produced in India at present. There is huge untapped potential in cow dung-based products.
Our country once had 72 native cow breeds before independence. Currently, approximately 20 remain. This is alarming. We are endangering a species. The world spends crores in protecting endangered species to prevent their extinction, however, these species do not contribute nearly as much to society as does the native Indian cow.
Cows are beyond comprehensible value. They have spiritual, medicinal, and life-enriching value. How can anyone take this easy? We must increase efforts to breed native cows. Even if cows do not yield milk, there are many other ways they can benefit us.
Let us support cow-protection groups by manufacturing, buying, and marketing native Indian cow-based organic products. This encourages cow owners to treat cows as economically viable ultimately sustaining breeding in India. Let us reporting any violation of the 2005 Supreme Court judgment and ensure state governments abide by the ruling of the court.
– From the discourse of HH Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji – Go Mahagarjana, NTR Stadium, April 1st 2020 – Organised by Siva Kumar Ji , and Yuga Tulasi Foundation
Supreme Court Judgement on Cow Slaughter
On October 26th, 2005 the Supreme Court confirmed the constitutional validity of anti-cow slaughter laws enacted by different governments in India. 20 out of 28 states in India currently have various laws regulating cow protection, prohibiting the slaughter or sale of cows. Click here for Court Judgement:
Telangana state government adopted ‘Prohibition of Cow Slaughter and Animal Preservation Act 1977’ and ‘Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1960’.
It is up to every individual who respects the life of fellow living creatures to ensure these laws are abided. State governments are exercising corresponding laws in prohibiting cow slaughter. As informed citizens, we can and must act against any violations to protect the interest of ourselves!
Why is cow protection pertinent for me?
When you have a light bulb in your house, protecting it is your responsibility and is for your benefit. A lamp does not need to be protected for itself. Similarly, a cow’s presence on this Earth is more useful to you than for itself.
Cows are respected and worshipped for reasons beyond ordinary comprehension, as thoroughly explained in Vedic scriptures.
In addition, there are undeniable benefits to the Earth, specifically for humankind, including:
Cow-urine: part of ancient ayurvedic medicine
Cow-dung: excellent fertilizer in organic farming, and great for use in many organic products such as diya, incense sticks etc.
Cow-dung: used in anti-radiation chips to safeguard mobile-phone users
Hoof: enhances the quality of soil
Milk: high-nutritional value
About 192 crore kilo of cow dung per day is produced in India at present. There is huge untapped potential in cow dung-based products.
Our country once had 72 native cow breeds before independence. Currently, approximately 20 remain. This is alarming. We are endangering a species. The world spends crores in protecting endangered species to prevent their extinction, however, these species do not contribute nearly as much to society as does the native Indian cow.
Cows are beyond comprehensible value. They have spiritual, medicinal, and life-enriching value. How can anyone take this easy? We must increase efforts to breed native cows. Even if cows do not yield milk, there are many other ways they can benefit us.
Let us support cow-protection groups by manufacturing, buying, and marketing native Indian cow-based organic products. This encourages cow owners to treat cows as economically viable ultimately sustaining breeding in India. Let us reporting any violation of the 2005 Supreme Court judgment and ensure state governments abide by the ruling of the court.
– From the teachings of HH Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji
– Go Mahagarjana, NTR Stadium, April 1st 2020
– Organised by Siva Kumar Ji , and Yuga Tulasi Foundation
Cows need to be properly protected, this is for benefit of society.
This is extremely important and made us happy that a Excellent platform has been organised to convey the message and also the people’s involvement maybe in a small way, its appreciated and we must support the GO GARJANA movement. It was needed that the , Peetadipatis/Muttadhikaris/Gurus/Acharyas/Activists from different walks of life joined.
Our prarthna that the verdict/judgement of Supreme Court is adhered strictly in all parts of the BHARAT and support from the local people will join their hands more and more to make it a point to Save our HERRITAGE/ Culture. Jai Srimannarayana.
We should stand with our ancient traditional. Which is always benefits to society.
Jai Go Matha