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Shree Lalitamba Gau Seva Trust, We are serving, protecting, feed & shelter ailing, starving more than 5000 destitute and stray desi cows in

Shri Lalitamba Gau Seva Trust is a place that is specially designed with love and care towards cows and mission is sick cows’ treatment & pr

Shri Lalitamba Gau Seva Trust, we welcome you all to our society. This trust was established in 2017 with a sacred purpose. Its founder, Lalitamba Pithadhishwar Swami Shri Jairam Das Ji Maharaj , started this organisation by giving shelter to some cows. He saw that these days the cows are not getting the respect they should get; accidents are happening with the cows every day. So they leave them on the streets, or if not, they send them to the slaughterhouse.

Due to which a pain appeared in his pitiful heart. Lalitamba Pithadhishwar Swami Shri Jairam Das Ji Maharaj pledged to provide a safe environment for these cows. After that, he gave a safe place to the cows by boundary-walling some parts of his land.

They believe that serving cows is something that everyone should do selflessly. We have the clear aim of promoting cow welfare and providing a safe haven for cows that have been abandoned or are no longer useful to their owners. Our trust is registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, and has been granted an 80G certificate.

We are located in the peaceful & serene area of Lalitamba Mahashakti Peeth, Rampurwa Dham, Maihar, District - Satna, M.P..

The founder of our trust is Lalitamba Pithadhishwar Swami Shri Jairam Das Ji Maharaj, a visionary and a strong advocate of cow protection and welfare. We invite you to join us in our mission to protect and care for cows.

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800+ destitute cows are being served & Daily Bhandara arrangement for 200+ ascetics, saints and others. 24 hours rescue and medical arrangem

Donations made during Ekadashi shradh are considered offerings to the departed souls and seeking their blessings

In Hindu culture, it is considered a moral and familial obligation to perform shradh rituals for one's ancestors. Failing to do so is believed to bring dishonor to the family and may have spiritual consequences. Ekadashi of Krishna Paksha of Ashwin month is known as Indira Ekadashi. This time Indira falls in the eleventh Pitru Paksha, hence its importance increases even more. It is mentioned in Hindu religion that by observing fast on this day, the souls of ancestors attain salvation. Ekadashi, which occurs twice a month in the Hindu lunar calendar, is considered a highly auspicious time for performing religious activities, including shradh rituals. It is believed that during this period, the blessings of ancestors are more readily available.

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When we found a shivering Young Man sitting along side of a Sick Cow on the Mughalsarai - Varanasi GT Road

When we found a shivering Young Man sitting along side of a Sick Cow on the Mughalsarai – Varanasi GT Road

The cow lay on the roadside near the Ghanta Mandir on the Padav-Mughalsarai road for two nights…In the Yogi Adityanath government, infertile cows are driven from Dharmanagari Kashi in the Padav area.A young man is engaged in the service of such a cow and animals…Gau Seva Vahini had promised to give shelter to the said cow in a Chandauli Gaushala…Man insist to stay along with the cow until cow…

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Beware the sick cows!

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