Mohan Yadav Inaugurates ₹16-Crore Kamdhenu Gaushala in Indore

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav today inaugurated the newly constructed Kamdhenu Gaushala in Ashapura village of Indore district, Madhya Pradesh. The inauguration marks a step towards promoting the protection, conservation and service of cattle in the state.

The gaushala has been constructed by the Municipal Corporation over an area of approximately 26 hectares at a cost of 16 crore rupees. The facility has been described as a modern gaushala and as a major initiative of the Madhya Pradesh government towards cow service and cattle conservation.

During the programme, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav formally inaugurated the gaushala. He also highlighted the importance of cow service and the protection of cattle.

Govardhan mountain made from 100 tonnes of cow dung

A major attraction of the programme was a grand Govardhan mountain prepared using 100 tonnes of cow dung. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav performed the worship of the Govardhan mountain according to rituals.

The Govardhan mountain was presented as a symbol of Indian culture, religious faith and respect for nature. The large structure made from cow dung added a special attraction to the programme.

Focus on cattle care and environmental protection

The Kamdhenu Gaushala has been built to support the protection of cattle, better care and the promotion of cow service. Developed across 26 hectares, the gaushala is considered capable of becoming an important centre for the protection and conservation of cattle in the future.

The initiative has also brought together the messages of cow service, religious tradition and environmental protection. The construction of the gaushala in Ashapura village, Indore district, is being seen as an important step towards strengthening facilities for cattle conservation and care.

The Kamdhenu Gaushala is located in Ashapura village, Indore district, Madhya Pradesh.