Swanand Govigyan Nagpur's Acharya Jitendra Bhakne and Bhagyashree Ji recently visited Kashi (Varanasi). During their visit, they met our Gurus and had meaningful discussions on important topics. This meeting was enlightening and inspiring for everyone involved.

The main discussion focused on how to connect future generations with the values and traditions of cow protection. In today's world, where Western culture is becoming more dominant, ancient traditions like cow conservation and natural healing are slowly fading. 

They discussed several key points, including the need to introduce cow protection education in schools so young people can understand its significance. They also talked about promoting the use of cow-based products like Panchagavya medicine, organic fertilizers, and other natural items. 

Another important topic was integrating cow-derived medicines into Ayurveda and natural healing practices to support a healthier lifestyle. To engage young people, they proposed organizing workshops, training sessions, and seminars at cowsheds to encourage a sense of responsibility toward cow service. They also explored ways to create self-employment opportunities through cow farming and related industries.

Varanasi, as a center of ancient Indian culture, holds a deep respect for cows. Acharya Jitendra Bhakne and Bhagyashree Ji noticed the strong devotion to cows in Kashi and worked with the Gurus to develop a practical plan to support cow conservation.

Following this meeting, it was decided that Swanand Govigyan Nagpur and our institution would work together to organize special programs for cow conservation, Panchagavya therapy, and youth engagement in this mission.

Cows are not just animals; they are an essential part of Indian culture. If we want to provide a healthier and more prosperous life for future generations, it is important to reconnect them with a cow-based lifestyle. Everyone must work together to make this vision a reality.

We sincerely thank Acharya Jitendra Bhakne and Bhagyashree Ji for their visit to Kashi and for sharing their valuable insights. This meeting marks the beginning of a new journey in the service of cows.