In Sanatan Dharma, Gaumata has always been revered as a ‘Mother’ — pure, gentle and filled with life-giving abundance. Even today, her calming presence can soften any hard-hearted person and bring about certain peace and serenity in the air around her. But the world she lives in, is filled with dangers — abandonment, road accidents and ruthless slaughter. Against this growing cruelty, Janswabhiman Welfare Society stands as a shield of compassion, rescuing more than 300 cows and calves every month and sheltering them in its Noida Gaushala.
“गावो विश्वस्य मातरः।” “Cows are the mothers of the world.” (Mahabharata, Anushasana Parva 83.3)
Guided by this eternal truth, the Gaushala offers food, safety, and medical care to every rescued jeev, restoring dignity to lives once abandoned and grossly ignored. Families who visit our serene Gaushala, experience a different level of peace and tranquillity. The children, especially, learn first-hand about the Sanatani principles and samskaras of Karuna, Jeevdaya and Seva. Havan, Pooja, and traditional rituals mark every special occasion, showing families the Sanatani way of celebrating not only some special occasions but the entire life.
““गां मा हिंसीः।” “Do not harm the cow.” (Yajur Veda 13.49)”
Janswabhiman Welfare Society upholds this principle with unwavering dedication. Through organic farming, natural care practices, and sustainable management, the Gaushala largely supports itself. The Gaushala is not simply a shelter, but is a living embodiment of Sanatani values. Each rescued Gauvansh is a gentle testament to hope. And in the tranquil presence of Gaumata, humans rediscover the healing tenderness that Sanatani civilization has always preserved.
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