Gho Samrakshana Donation – Preserve the Divine Beings of Veda Vidya Gurukulam Goshala

Gho Samrakshana — the protection and worship of cows — is a timeless Vedic principle practiced at Kalancheri Goshala, situated on the sacred banks of the Kaveri River in Kalancheri, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. This compassionate mission safeguards native Indian cow breeds from extinction and offers loving care to abandoned and rescued cows that would otherwise face neglect or slaughter.

The Goshala, spanning 5 acres, is home to over 40 indigenous cows, including many believed to descend from the divine herds grazed by Lord Krishna Himself. Your donation directly supports:

• Nourishment and shelter for cows rescued under the Kalancheri Gho Samrakshana initiative.

• Provision of quality fodder, housing, and continuous veterinary care.

• Feeding Veda students with nutritious milk.

• Distribution of buttermilk to nearby communities and natural farming support through cow dung.

Each contribution, no matter how big or small, brings relief and dignity to these sacred beings and aligns with the dharmic spirit of compassion and service.

✨ Join this divine service today — be a guardian of cows and a partner in sustaining this ancient, compassionate tradition.