Skip to main content

Ramesh Tawadkar, Ministry of Animal Husbandry visit Dhyan Foundation guashala in Goa

Image
By
http://www.targetgoa.com/goodstuffdt.php?gfid=6910&&id=6

Tawadkar impressed with selfless labour of love at Dhyan Foundation, Quepem


27, May 2015
PRESS RELEASE  |  Ramesh Tawadkar, Minister of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services, visited a gaushala belonging to an NGO Dhyan Foundation at Quepem on Sunday 24 May where over hundred injured stray cattle are being treated and nurtured. Tawadkar took a keen interest in the activities carried out by Dhyan Foundation all over India under Yogi Ashwini.
The volunteers informed the Minister that Dhyan Foundation has several gaushalas spread across the country and is also helping to create awareness about animals through FEED A DOG, HELP A MONKEY and SAVE A COW initiatives.
In the Quepem gaushala there are three legged, blind and old animals that are taken care of. Once the cattle become healthy they are shifted to the Cuncolim animal shelter of Dhyan Foundation. Dr Ashok Raikar, Retired Assistant Director of Animal Husbandry is helping the gaushala in the treatment of the injured cattle and carrying out complex surgeries with the help of Government veterinary doctors.
Swati Shilker a volunteer, informed that they have so far rescued over 150 injured stray cattle since Feb 2013 when the gaushala was started. Gautam Naik a resident of Madgao says, “Dhyan Foundation cow sanctuary is the only shelter for injured stray cows in the whole of South Goa. Government should support the NGOs so that they can take care of healthy stray animals too which would prevent loss of lives of humans and animals in road accidents on highways of Goa especially during monsoons.”
Tawadkar appreciated the selfless work done by the volunteers of Dhyan Foundation and has assured that the Government would do its best to help the all stray animals such as cats, dogs and cattle.
TARGET GOA'S TWO BITS: Dhyan Foundation Goa Chapter, have shown compassion and passion. If you want to help, volunteer, or donate in cash or kind to Dhyan Foundation, contact them on these numbers: 9423061537 / 7083248227. Website: www.dhyanfoundation.com
WE NEED MORE COMPASSION - Such efforts to keep our animals safe off the roads and healthy and keep humans safe too must be encouraged not just by the government, but by society too. 
-http://www.targetgoa.com/goodstuffdt.php?gfid=6910&&id=6#sthash.L1JA2sGj.dpuf

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

MERGER OF SHIV AND SHAKTI

By
Shiv is the doer and may be likened to a vehicle. If you remove ‘i’ from Shiv, it becomes ‘shav’ (corpse). The ‘i’ represents Shakti, which is the fuel that energises this vehicle to perform action. Shakti is the force of the physical world. Shivratri is the night of merger of Shiv and Shakti making a complete whole. Shiv and Shakti pertain to manifest creation and arise from the unmanifest. The journey back to the unmanifest can be carved only through their complete merger which is the ultimate purpose of yoga and Sanatan Kriya . A practical example of merger of Shiv and Shakti is the institution of marriage where the merger of male and female leads to manifestation of a new life. If there is a mismatch in this merger of male and female, or Shiv and Shakti, the marriage remains incomplete. This imbalance is evident in the progeny who will exhibit anti-social and undesirable behaviour and traits. The rishis of yesteryear explained how incompleteness sets into the child in t...
Post a Comment
Read more

Let's play organic holi!

By
The day after holi: pink, green and blue faces, rashes everywhere, body aches, cold, cough and pains occurs - thanks to catching a chill in the wet clothes or an allergic reaction to the using chemical-laced colours and other numbers of particulates that float in during holi air. To keep away harsh chemicals dampening your spirits, all you have to do is to perform simple yogic techniques and raid your kitchen, kitchen garden or your granny’s spice rack to celebrate Holi naturally & organically. The best part, at the end of all the merriment your skin will glow. Yogic Techniques  1. JAL NETI:  (Nasal cleansing) Take 500ml bearably warm water in a neti pot, add ½ tsp black/rock salt and a pinch of turmeric. Stand evenly and bending slightly forward tilt the head at a 45degrees angle towards left. Insert the nozzle of the pot into the right nostril. While breathing normally from the mouth, tilt the pot so that the water runs into the right nostril and flo...
Post a Comment
Read more

Chakra Beej Kriya: Part 1

By
Yog is not about twisting and turning yourself into knots and complicated postures, yog taps into the power of consciousness. As you practice yog in totality, as prescribed, you start glowing and the immunity of the body heightens, slowly you begin to exude the glow of the sun. The body that we greet in the mirror everyday is run by a higher force, which is invisible to the naked eye but very clearly visible to a clairvoyant in the form of colours and to a clairaudient in the form of specific sounds. These colours and sounds correspond to certain energy centers in the body, which control and govern various body parts and functions. Much before you identify symptoms of a disease or ailment and decide to visit a doctor, these symptoms are perceived by a yogic practitioner in the form of change in colour, texture, size and sound of various chakras. Sanatan Kriya prescribes various techniques under the topic of self-healing to access this invisible sheath of the body and through...
Post a Comment
Read more