Kamdhenu The Wish Cow

Author(s): Gunvant Barvalia
Publisher: Ahimsa Research Foundation

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KAMADHENU
providing food to stray dogs. But in Mumbai there a couple of organisations which save such dogs consigned to Municipality Electrocuting Centres and neutralise them to stop their breeding. Indeed, it may be said that these organisations have adopted a modern appraoch to jeevadaya by advocating the cause of these mute animals and saving them from injustice.
In addition to providing grants for saving animals from being despatched to slaughter-houses and making contributions to Panjrapole, Goushala or Jeevadaya accounts, we should also positively consider the thoughts provoked by 'Diet for New America', 'Heads and Tails', 'Silent Scream' and 'Beauty without Cruelty'. We should accept the effort of promoting these as a part of jeevadaya and give it a wider scope, which will be appreciated as an honour to Ahimsa Dharma. Further, by channelising the flow of charity in these additional directions, there will be more comprehensive work and we will be the recipients of many sincere blessings.
THE MARTYRDOM OF COW
Ruthlessly destroying anything that obstructs the path of their expansionist plans, is the custom of western mechanical civilisation. In the plans to conquer the economic capitals of India, the cow, the Indian cattle wealth and the many proud nationalists happen to be the obstructions. Between the sword of these invisible powers and our human populace is only the head of the cow. Once these mute animals are annihilated, who do you think will face the sword?
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