2. To impose a complete ban on cross breeding with exotic semen.

3. To ban the use of poisonous chemicals in agriculture.

4. To popularize cow based farming and ban the use of machines in agriculture which are harmful to environment.

5 To restore the grazing lands for the purpose of grazing.

6 To carry out extensive research on medicinal and other values of panchagavya and other subjects related to cow.

7 To include the topics on indigenous cows in school and university curriculum.

8 To implement effective measures to promote cow based industry.

9 Strict enforcement of regulations regarding the safe transport of cows.

10 To enact legislations to protect the basic rights of the cow and prevent its suffering during life and death and to impose stringent punishment for violation.

11 To provide protection for cow protectors

12 To establish cow protection Authority of India

13 To bring under one roof individuals and institutions which work for the welfare of cows

14 To accord the status of the national symbol to cow and consider it as national wealth.

15 The Government of India should consult the proceedings of Vishwa Gou sammelana and other ngo.s working on indigenous breed cattle, before it takes a stand in international forums and treaties like the Interlaken Treaty of September 2006.