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April 27 : Rear cow, keep away from diseases: Swamiji |
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Ramachandrapur
Math, April. 27- Raghaveshwar Bharathi Swamiji
has called upon the public to rear cows, saying that ‘Rear
cows in your cattle-shed and keep away from diseases’.
He was speaking at the Rishi Raja samaja sabha here on
Thursday. Quoting the American news paper ‘Times’
he said, most of the pharmaceutical companies in the world
could have been shut down their doors, if the medicinal
values of the cow urine gets popular.
Comparing Indian culture with western culture Swamiji
said, foreigners always looking for profit, while Indians
are service minded people. Foreigners were feeding poison
for us by serving advanced medicines, he said. Adding,
‘we are not hesitating to consume dogs, pigs in
the name of capsules, but, hesitating to drink cow urine,
he ridiculed. |
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Speaking
on the occasion BeliMath seer Shivanubhava Shivarudra
Swamiji suggested to extend the cow protection campaign
to all over the country.
Karki Jnaneshwar Bharathi Swamiji, Marishahs Acharya
Rameshwar Dasji and other seers also spoke. Dharmasthala
darmadhikari Veerendra Heggade graced the occasion.
Speaking on the occasion former minister Nagamma Keshavamurthy
said, women should come forward to protect cows as they
have the capacity to convey the message to the next
generation.
Scientist Dr. Rama Swaroop Chowvan was felicitated by
awarding ‘Gopala Gourava’ prize. Dr. Swaroop
conducted research on cow urine and presented more than
108 papers on the subject.
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| Mahanandi,
spirit behind the conference
Ramachandrapur Math, April. 27- Mahanandi, a stalwart,
majestic, white coloured bull is the main spirit behind
the conference.
Don’t get surprised. The bull, a pet animal of
Swamiji had curious history while entering into the
Math premises.
A long back, Swamiji visited BAIF centre in Tiptur and
attracted by this bull at the first sight. He was curious
and decided to carry it to the Math for rearing.
At the time of departure, Swamiji asked for the same
type of bull. But, BAIF had only one bull of this type.
Ultimately, they decided to give the same to the Math
as a gift. Inspired by this bull, Swamiji decided to
start a campaign for creating awareness about cow among
common public. |
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Originally
the bull belongs to Lakshmi Tatacharya of Melukote.
It was calf of Ongol breed. Unable to nourish by its huge
body, Tatacharya gave it to BAIF centre in Tiptur.
Today, Mahanandi is the main attraction of tourists. Even
Tatacharya coming here to see the bull. |
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