DHYAN FOUNDATION

Winters are harsh, Dhyan Foundation volunteers are making shelters to keep the strays warm. You too can build one in your area, for help, 9871965645. The article was  published in navbharattimes .

CHENNAI:  Yoga does not mean mere personality development or improving one’s health. But it should radiate concern for all living beings leading to effective measures to contain negativism. This is what yoga guru Ashwini appears to demonstrate. His disciples or volunteers, drawn from various walks of life, helped him establish 30 goshalas across the country to take care of sick cattle and those rescued from the abattoirs. “We are being intimidated by those running slaughter houses and are facing 2,000 cases in various courts. But still our mission to protect cows and camels, abandoned dogs and monkeys, continues,” says Yogi Ashwini who was in the city on Sunday. Within four years, his DhyanFoundation has established 30 goshalas, 50 dog points (feed a dog) and 4 shelters under ‘help a monkey’ scheme. Each goshala accommodates 500 to 1,000 cows and the maximum number of 1,200 cows is being taken care of at the goshala in Hyderabad. In Krishnaganj (in West Bengal) the Dhyan ...

More than 20 dogs were killed in Kochi, Parakkadavu Panchayath on 12 October 2016 under Jose Maveli and his hired killer Ranjan. It wasn’t a festival yet it was organized for them by the Panchayath president Sebastian Vazhakkala. The children were made to witness the killings which was the most heinous part of the crime. Even the dogs with puppies were not spared. In One of the pictures below one of the dogs a friendly mother dog was held by Ranjan. One can see fear of death in her eyes as she knew that she was about to be killed. Such is the hopeless state of affairs in Kerala. The children who watched the soul stirring scene would have left it’s imprints of their psyche for the rest of their lives. The empathy for animals and the tenderness in their nature would surely be crushed by the heart rendering scenario. But we always forget that what we sow, shall we reap. Yogi Ashwini says that the law of Karma is applicable across the globe. None of us can escape it. If we a...

Close to 40 stray dogs were poisoned to death in Ranipet, Tamil Nadu. The dogs were reportedly administered a lethal injection in a township managed by a public sector company. The police launched an investigation following a complaint filed by an animal activist and a veterinary doctor for the mass canine murder. A case has been registered under the provisions of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act. While the culprit is still at large, the complainant has claimed that an official of a public sector company near Ranipet engaged their sanitary workers for the mass killing of stray dogs on the premises of the township. The dogs were poisoned and their bodies were allegedly disposed off at the riverbed near Trivalam Bridge. While police still searches for the spot where the murdered animals were buried, the carcasses of the dogs are expected to be exhumed by officials for post-mortem. Killing stray dogs is a punishable offence as per Section 428 and 429 of the main crimin...