Overview of the Day:

Starting Point: Gayatri Goshala, Khadipur
Night Halt: Ved Patashala, New Delhi 
Total Distance Covered: 29 kilometers

Journey Highlights: Morning Ceremony at Gayatri Goshala:The day commenced with a heartfelt ceremony at the Gayatri Goshala, where participants engaged in prayers and offered gratitude for the blessings of the cows. The event also reinforced the spiritual significance of the padayatra and its mission.

Cultural Interactions: As the padayatra progressed, the group encountered vibrant local communities along the route. Participants took the opportunity to share knowledge about the importance of cow conservation and engage in meaningful dialogue with residents. The atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm as locals joined in the march, showcasing their support.

Meeting with Nupur Sharma: A significant highlight of the day was a meeting with Nupur Sharma, a prominent politician in Delhi. During this encounter, the team discussed the ongoing efforts for cow protection and the vital need to recognize the cow as the national animal. Nupur Sharma expressed her support for the cause, emphasizing the importance of legislative measures to ensure the welfare of cows across the nation.

Educational Sessions: Speaking at various stops, the leaders of the padayatra emphasized the vital role of cows in sustaining agriculture and promoting ecological balance. Informational pamphlets were distributed to raise awareness and inspire action within the communities.

Evening Reflections at Ved Patashala:Upon arrival at the Ved Patashala, a reflective session was held, encouraging participants to discuss their experiences and insights from the journey so far. Plans for the next stages of the padayatra were also outlined.

Night Halt in New Delhi:The night halt at the Ved Patashala offers a welcome rest for participants, along with opportunities to network and plan future activities in the continued effort for cow welfare.

Inspirational Quote:”The cow is not just a symbol of our agricultural heritage; she embodies compassion, sustainability, and the essence of our culture. By recognizing her as our national animal, we honor our traditions while committing to protect her in all her forms.” – Bala Krishna Guruswamy

Jai Gaumatha 🚩