Salem: A graduate couple, who are giving ‘life’ to cows abandoned by breeders by establishing a Kosala, are giving the milk they get free of cost to children up to one year old.
Venkatajalam son Sriram, 32, of Ulagaraimet, Panamarathupatti, Salem district; Studied M.Sc., – M.Phil. His wife Kumudavalli, 27. She has done MA, English.
Since 2012, they have started the work of taking care of sick cows abandoned by breeders and left unattended in temples.
For this, they started a foundation called ‘Sreekrishna Go Samprakshana’ near the house. In its management team, 15 people joined and established the Kosala through the cows they maintained.
At present, native cows including Bunkanur Kuttai, Umpalachery, Mailai, Kangeyam, Thanjavur Kuttai, Malai Nathu Kuttai, Redchindi, Sagiwal are maintained.
35 thousand rupees are spent daily on its maintenance alone. 15 people are working continuously. Gosala maintenance management is done by Shriram and Kumudavalli.
They sell cow dung and cow dung for administrative expenses and provide 15 liters of milk from cows in the morning and evening to the elderly and children of the area free of charge.
Especially, children from 3 months to one year can get free milk. Free milk is also provided to children, abandoned by relatives, and old people living in poverty. Panchagavya by Kosala,
Some revenue is generated by distribution of Jeevamirtham, organic fertilizer.
Accordingly, as new cows are coming to the cowshed, the administrative cost is increasing.
As the summer season is about to start, cows cannot go to pasture and the cost of fodder has increased
Due to this, the couple is stuck in the maintenance. Among the cows cared for by them, they have buried more than 80 cows near Kosala, which died due to disease or old age.
Shriram said about Gosalai: We created Gosalai with the inspiration to do something for the society to protect the country’s cow breeds. First, we started with 5 cows. Currently, there are 115 cows and 22 calves. We continue the service with the participation of people and spiritual friends. If you want to donate cows to Gosala or offer fodder, we will accept it.
This is what he said.
To help the Gosala, contact 99446 33705.
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