In a significant decision regarding indigenous cows, the Maharashtra government on Monday granted them the status of Rajmata-Gomata
Maharashtra is home to a variety of indigenous breeds, such as Devri and Lalkanari in Marathwada and Dangi and Shavdabhat in northern Maharashtra. However, the state has been facing concerns over the rapid decline in these native cows.
The new designation will motivate farmers to raise and care for indigenous breeds, which are integral to Ayurvedic practices like Panchagavya and traditional farming methods
Panchagavya is a traditional formulation used in Indian culture and Ayurvedic practices, made from five products obtained from cows. The name “Panchagavya” is derived from Sanskrit, where “Pancha” means five and “Gavya” refers to cow-derived products.
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