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Cow Protection in India: A Sacred Duty Turned Crisis
India's sacred cows are facing a heartbreaking crisis. Once revered and integral to our agrarian economy, many cows today are abandoned, left to roam roads without food or shelter—victims of urban neglect and changing values. Consuming plastic from garbage dumps leads to fatal diseases, while road accidents and illegal slaughter threaten their existence.
To combat this, Shri Mataji Gaushala, founded in July 2007 under the divine leadership of Padmashri Shri Ramesh Baba Ji Maharaj, has taken a historic step: launching India’s first 100% cow-dedicated hospital. With over 55,000 cows under care in the Braj region, the hospital provides advanced veterinary care and research, aiming to preserve indigenous cattle and restore dignity to cow welfare.
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Shri Shyam Lakshmi Cow Hospital: India’s First 24x7 Advanced Cattle Care Center
Shri Shyam Lakshmi Hospital & Research Centre, operated by Shri Mataji Gauvansh Sewa Trust, is India’s first-of-its-kind modern cow hospital, capable of treating over 3,000 cows simultaneously. Equipped with 25 ambulances, 5 fully equipped operating theatres, an ICU, hydrotherapy, and round-the-clock veterinary teams, this facility ensures humane, high-tech treatment for suffering cattle.
The centre also leads cutting-edge research in bovine healthcare, including AI-based treatments, embryo transfer techniques, and the development of new medicines for indigenous cow breeds. This initiative marks a revolutionary step in preserving and protecting India’s sacred cattle.
Facilities available in the Hospital
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Well-equipped Trauma Center, Rehabilitation Center,
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Calf Operations and Management Department,
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Surgeon Department
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Department for Specific Medical Needs.
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