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April 23: Sanjeevamrutha |
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Nectar
Cottage for nectar minutes
Hosanagara: ‘Sanjeevamrutha’, a stall seems
like a cottage with rural look beside the main podium
of the conference is filled with full of cow products.
More than 70 products prepared by the cow discards like
Amruthasara, Nirmalaganga, Surabhi, Sukesh, Sukanthi,
Thriguna, Shamana, Sushismitha, Shodashi are the main
attractions of the stall. Besides, there is a heaps of
organic products. Volunteers here are busy with explaining
the importance of these products in our health to the
onlookers.
‘Gomuthra (cow’s urine) is used as an effective
medicine for so many health disorders since ancient times.
According to Ayurveda, gomuthra is like a nectar, which
enhances the beauty of the skin and an anti-biotic. Not
only products, even doctors who are expertise in the field
of Ayurveda by using gomuthra are ready to treat the patients
at any time here. Tourists are enjoying while seeing this
peculiar cottage here.
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Yashoda
Oberai's birthday Hosanagara:
Yashoda oberai, wife of Suresh Oberai has celebrated her
53rd birth day at the Math premises here on Sunday in
a different way. There was neither cutting of cakes nor
any other grand party. She bowed her head on the feet's
of the Raghaveshwar Bharathi Swamiji and vowed to adopt
53 cows to mark her birthday celebration. Later, speaking
to newsmen she said, that was the sacrosanct minute of
her life. Meanwhile, K N Rao, Vijayawada of Andhra Pradesh
based devotee donated Ongol calf which costs Rs. 1.25
lakh to the Swamiji. |
Cows
for dowry
Hosanagara: Cow should gets great respect in the society.
In our country we rear the cow not only for its products.
We also used it for cultural, conference and dowry purposes,
said Dr. Abdilaziz ahmed Fademul, cow expert in the University
of Khartum, Sudan. Nearly 80 per cent of the people in
our country depends on dairying. They rear the cows for
mutton and milk. But, here the people have a great respect
for cow and adore which is really a surprising thing for
us, he said. 'Conference has been arranged in a systematic
manner. Really I am happy to present my speech on the
importance of 'Zeebra' breed here, he added. |
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Participating in a panel
discussion on comparative study on Indigenous and Foreign
breed cattle, Professor in Vitrage university of Netherland,
Dr. J N Nenstra said, cow has thousands of years of history
and it contributed a lot to the economy of the country,
he added.
Speaking on the occasion Bangladesh veterinary expert
Professor Bunion lauded Swamiji for his unique work on
organizing this world conference. |
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