Makar Sankranti, celebrated on January 14th, is a festival that marks the Sun’s transition into Capricorn. It signifies renewal, prosperity, and the victory of light over darkness. Among the many auspicious practices performed during this time, service to cows holds profound spiritual significance. The cow, revered as "Kamadhenu," is seen as the provider of abundance and a symbol of nurturing and care in Hindu tradition.

On this sacred day, many abandoned and neglected cows suffer due to a lack of food, shelter, and medical care. They symbolize the need for compassion and protection in our communities. Serving cows during Makar Sankranti is believed to cleanse one’s sins, attract prosperity, and bring harmony to one’s life.

The foundation’s campaign is dedicated to ensuring that these gentle beings are cared for with proper food, shelter, and medical assistance. By contributing to this initiative, you become a part of a cherished tradition that fosters compassion and earns immense spiritual rewards. Be the reason for their comfort and well-being, and let this act of service bring peace and prosperity to your life.