gaushala definition

gaushala means a shelter home or building with facilities of fodder, water shed and medical aid for indigenous cows;
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gaushala means a charitable institution established for the purpose of keeping,breeding,rearing and maintaining cattle or for the purpose of reception , protection and treatment of infirm, aged or diseased cattle and includes a Pinjarpole or a Gosadan where such cattle are kept ;
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gaushala means an institution established for the purpose of keeping, breeding, rearing and maintaining cattle for the purpose of reception, protection and treatment of infirm, aged or diseased cattle. It is primarily focused on providing shelter to cows and caters mostly to the needs of non-lactating, weak, unproductive and stray cattle (Yadav, 2007). As per the (19th Livestock Census , 2012), India is having about 190 million cattle population, 79 per cent of which are indigenous and the rest 21 per cent constituted as crossbred/exotic. But, a last half decade (2012-19) has seen decline in the total
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