Society will have to come forward along with government for cow protection: CM Chouhan
Wednesday - October 20, 2021 11:27 pm ,
Category : BHOPAL
Work of 3 thousand 500 cowsheds in progress in the state
I start my day with gau-seva
We have also made cow-sanctuaries for protection of cows
Our job is to make cowsheds and make them self-reliant also
Acharya Bhagwan is a national saint
Everyday I bow down to the saints along with yoga, pranayama, worship
We all should try to become ‘Jains’
Acharya Bhagwan showed the way to bring out people trapped in worldly pleasures
I am blessed to have Acharya darshan on Sharad Purnima
CM Chouhan honours those working in the field of Gau Seva and Jeev Daya
Bhopal 20 October 2021: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that Acharya Bhagwan belongs to all religions, not just Jainism. He is a national saint. He is a promoter of self-reliance. He has dedicated himself to Ayurveda. Our Ayurveda, our Yoga is the best in the world. There can be no better teacher than the one who works for these. Chief Minister Chouhan has said that we all should try to become Jainis. The one who wins over himself is Mahavira, Mahavira is Jitendriya, one who is Jitendriya is Jin and Jin is Jain.He said that the work that Acharya is doing for the protection of the cow is remarkable. We have decided to start ‘Jeev Daya Puraskar’ in the name of Acharya Bhagwan.
Chief Minister Chouhan was felicitating those engaged in social service in the field of cowsheds and Jeev Daya in the state under the guidance of Acharya Vidyasagar Ji at Dayodaya Animal Promotion and Environment Center Gaushala at Tilwara Ghat in Jabalpur today.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that on the day of Sharad Purnima, Acharya Guruvar, Acharya Bhagwan incarnated on this earth. Acharya Bhagwan has shown the way to bring out those like us who are trapped in worldly pleasures. I had decided long ago that on this day I will definitely have darshan of Acharya. I am blessed to have had his darshan today. This is an achievement of my life.
Chief Minister Chouhan said that the government will leave no stone unturned in the protection of cows, but the government alone cannot do this work. The society shall have to come forward along with the government. Good people are getting involved in this work. Cowsheds have to be made self-sufficient. If every single cow product like milk, dung, cow urine etc. is used in a proper way, then cowsheds can become self-reliant.
Chief Minister Chouhan said that when I first came to CM House, I had brought two cows and when I left, their number had increased to 44. All those cows are now on my farm. When I came to the CM House again, I brought two cows again. Now they are 5.
Chief Minister Chouhan said that the first thing in the morning I feed the cows with roti. After that I plant one sapling, and then I start my routine work. Along with yoga, pranayama, worship, I also pay obeisance to saints every day.
Chief Minister Chouhan said that work on 3 thousand 500 cowsheds is in progress in the state. We have also made cow-sanctuaries for cow protection. Our work is to build cowsheds and also to make them self-sufficient. Every person should make efforts from his own level for cow protection.
Chief Minister rewarded those working in the field of cow service
Chief Minister Chouhan presented the institutional category awards for outstanding work in the year 2018-19 and 2019-20 in the field of cow protection and cow service under the Acharya Vidyasagar Jeevdaya Gauseva Samman Yojna established by the Madhya Pradesh government. In the ceremony, the first prize in the institutional category for the year 2018-19 for excellent work in the field of cow protection and cow service was awarded to Acharya Vidyasagar Gau-Samvardhan Kendra, Leharda District Sagar, third prize to Dayodaya Pashu Seva Kendra Ashoknagar and consolation prizes were awarded to Gopal Gaushala Kachanariya District Ujjain, Raj Rajeshwari Gaushala, Gotegaon District Narsinghpur, Gauvansh Rakshan Samiti Waraseoni District Balaghat and Triveni Gaushala Jhagadia District Betul. For doing excellent work in the field of Gauseva, in the year 2018-19, first prize in individual category was given to Suraj Soni (Gauputra) Sagar, second prize to SK Upadhyay Rewa and third prize to Gyanchand Jain Panna.
Among the awards given by Chief Minister Chouhan for excellent work in the field of cow protection and cow service in the year 2019-20, first prize in institutional category was given to Bahubali Jeev Raksha Sansthan, Meghasiwani district Chhindwara and second prize to Ram Gau Samvardhan Gaushala Birkuniya district Singrauli. While the consolation prize of this category was given by Chief Minister Chouhan to Sheetla Mata Gauseva Samiti Ujjain, Ganesh Gaushala Agar Malwa and Shrimad Bhagwat Gaushala Kanadia District Indore. Swami Rishabh Devanand ji Gwalior got first prize in the individual category awards for the year 2019-20 for excellent work in the field of cow protection and cow service, Pawan Rajput Hata District Damoh got second and Dr. Shweta Singh Maravi Mandla was awarded third prize.
Under the Acharya Vidyasagar Jeevdaya Gauseva Samman Yojna, for the excellent work of cow protection and cow service, Rs. 5 lakh is given as first prize of institutional category, Rs. 3 lakh as second prize, Rs. 2 lakh as third prize and for consolation prize an amount of 50 thousand rupees each is provided to all. Similarly, in the individual category, one lakh rupees are given as first prize, 50 thousand rupees as second prize and 20 thousand rupees as third prize and certificates are given.
Health Minister Dr. Prabhuram Chaudhary, Madhya Pradesh Gaupalan evam Pashudhan Samvardhan Board Chairman Mahamandaleshwar Akhileshwaranand Ji Maharaj, MLA Smt. Nandini Maravi, Brahmachari Vinay Bhaiyya were present in the ceremony. Before the ceremony, Chief Minister Chouhan had darshan of Saint Shiromani Acharya Vidyasagar Ji Maharaj and received his blessings by presenting shriphal – Window to News
