It is not that cow is important only from religious and economic point of view. Rather there are some scientific facts which show the importance of cow. Even though in the matter of milk, curd, ghee today production from buffalo is more in terms of quantity, but in terms of quality there is no comparison of cow's milk and products made from cow's milk. Another cow's milk is more potent, while the amount of fat in it is found in very less quantity as compared to buffalo's milk.

President (Gourakshaa DharmaRaksha Goushala)

Cow is given the status of mother in the Hindu community, it is worshipped. In rural areas, even today, while cooking food, the first roti is made in the name of the cow. Since ancient times, cow has been given more importance than other domesticated animals. Although at present the scenario has changed and the practice of rearing cow wealth has reduced, but there has been no reduction in the religious importance of cow, in fact, for some time, the demand has started to rise till the cow is made a national animal.

The belief behind considering cow as mother is that all the deities reside in the cow and nature's blessings are also received only by serving the cow. Lord Shiva's vehicle Nandi (bull), Lord Indra's cow Kamdhenu, who fulfills all wishes, Lord Shri Krishna's Gopal and seeing motherly qualities of other goddesses in cow also make cow worshipable.

According to the Bhavishya Purana, when Brahma resides in the back of the cow, then Lord Vishnu resides in the neck. Lord Shiva resides in the mouth, so all the deities reside in the central part. The hair of mother cow is the abode of sages, the place of the tail is that of infinite snake, all the mountains are contained in the hooves, then the holy river Ganga is in the urine of the cow, where Lakshmi resides in the cow, the sun and the moon reside in the eyes of the mother. Overall, the cow is considered a symbol of the earth, Brahman and God.

In ancient times, a person's prosperity and prosperity was measured by cattle, that is, the more cows he has, the richer he is, cow donation was given importance in all rituals and rituals, the family's sustenance depended on the cow. For plowing the fields, bullocks were obtained from cows only, milk, curd, ghee were supplied, even cow urine and cow dung were considered useful.