INDIAN COW

Cows in India are not just animal, but are reverend as one of the icons of the country’s culture and civilization, and are indeed worshipped as “cow-mother”. In the course of their local evolution through the ages, Indian native cows have developed their own characteristics, which are acclaimed by the world for their wonderful properties. Absorbing energy from the sunrays through a “solar pulse” on their back, the native cows yield milk of the highest quality to enhance man’s physical, emotional, mental and spiritual well-being.

Apart from milk, Indian native cows are also valued highly for their urine and dung, which are finding increasing applications in almost every aspect of human life today, and novel products like “cow shampoo”, “cow soap” and “cow insect-/pest-repellents” are now becoming increasingly popular in the country, among health-and-environment-conscious consumers.Native Indian cows have ever lived happily and healthily in the country’s physical and human environments and rendered yeoman service to the country’s economy not only by their milk output, but also by their invaluable aid in ploughing, transportation and several other agrarian operations - all with the least demands on maintenance and investment.