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Nand Baba Gaushala: From Small Resolution to Safe Haven for 65 Destitute Cattle.
- •Nand Baba Gaushala in Amarapura village, Jaipur rural, started with a small resolution and now shelters over 65 destitute cattle.
- •Inspired by Mahant Nanda Baba Yadav, cow protector Kaluram Jhajharia and his team initiated the gaushala on government land.
- •Social media played a crucial role in spreading the message of cow service, attracting support from devotees nationwide.
- •The gaushala provides fodder, water, and treatment for over 65 destitute cattle, ensuring their safety.
- •The District Collector has initiated the allocation of permanent land for the gaushala, promising better future development.
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Nand Baba Gaushala was started in January 2025 with a small resolution on government land in Amarapura village, Jaipur rural area. Today, it provides a safe shelter to more than 65 destitute cattle roaming freely in the village and surrounding regions.
The cowshed was inspired by Jai Gurudev follower and Mahant Nanda Baba Yadav of Nand Baba Ashram. Cow protector Kaluram Jhajharia and his team took the initiative to start it, with Kaluram personally handling daily cleaning, feeding, and medical care for the animals.
Seeing the cowshed's spirit of service and social concerns, the District Collector has taken the initiative to provide permanent land for it. Instructions have been issued to allocate the necessary land through the JDA to help organize and expand the facility.
