01
Daily Cow Care
Right from the beginning, the institution has been rendering its services to the cows with devotion and responsibility.
4-5
Cows cared for
7
Bighas donated land
3
Acres for grassland
Gau Seva Ecosystem
More Than A Shelter
The institution currently cares for four to five cows. Their milk and milk products support Thakorji, saints, students, and guests.
02
Milk for Seva
Milk and milk products like butter milk, butter, and ghee are available for Thakorji, saints, students, and guests.
03
Land for Maintenance
Devotee Shree Jagabhia Bhikhabhai Variya (Khambha, presently Surat) donated about 7 Bighas of land to support cow maintenance.
04
Agro Education
The institution has acquired 3 acres of land for grass-land and agro-education connected with Gurukul life.
05
Gobar-Gas
Cow excretion is being used for Gobar-Gas, turning daily care into a sustainable campus practice.
06
Future Gaushala
There is a plan to build a dedicated Gaushala and expand Gau Seva in the future.
Seva Journey
From daily care to future Gaushala
Cow care continues even without a separate Gaushala building, while donated land and future plans help the work grow.
Beginning
Seva started with direct cow care
The Gurukul began serving cows even before having a separate Gaushala building.
Today
Cows are cared for inside the institution
Four to five cows are presently looked after by the institution with regular maintenance.
Growth
Land supports grass, care, and education
Donated and acquired land supports cow maintenance, grass-land, and agro-education.
Vision
Gaushala, bio-gas, and Ayurvedic use
The future vision includes a dedicated shelter and herbal medicine preparation from cow-based resources.
A Vision for Gau Seva
The institution plans a dedicated Gaushala and hopes to prepare Ayurvedic and herbal medicines using cow-based resources.
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