Every milestone reflects our commitment to Gau Seva, the preservation of indigenous breeds and the timeless values of compassion, care and well-being.
CHAPTER 01
Inspired by the profound words of Prernamurti Shriji, “Gau nurture us; we do not nurture them,” the journey began with the revered Kankrej Gau.
This was the beginning of a heartfelt commitment to Gau Seva and a deeper understanding of the sacred bond between humanity and Gau Mata.
CHAPTER 02
Four Gir Gau joined the growing family, bringing new energy and purpose to the mission.
Operations continued from a rented location in Samoh, Gandhinagar, as the foundation for a more extensive Gau Seva initiative began to take shape.
CHAPTER 03
The first Gaushala was established at Barkal, on the banks of Maa Narmada in Vadodara. Eight Gau found a home in an area of 2,500 sq. ft.
Shri Lilashahji Gausanvardhan Sarvajanik Trust was established to strengthen the mission. On Akshaya Tritiya, sharbat was distributed to over 100,000 people, while water troughs were placed at more than 300 locations.
CHAPTER 04
The Gaushala expanded to 5,000 sq. ft., creating more space for care and conservation.
Indigenous breeds, including Swarnakapila, Liladi, and white and red Gir Gau, became part of the growing family, reflecting a continued commitment to preserving India's rich bovine heritage.
CHAPTER 05
The Gaushala grew to 7,700 sq. ft., strengthening its capacity to provide a caring environment for Gau Mata.
Award-winning Sahiwal calves from Punjab became part of this journey, adding another important chapter to the conservation of indigenous breeds.
CHAPTER 06
Tharparkar and Rathi breeds from Rajasthan joined the Gaushala, further enriching its indigenous breed diversity.
Gavyedha was introduced with the philosophy “Richest source of complete well-being,” bringing Panchgavya-based formulations into the wider mission of Gau-based wellness.
CHAPTER 07
Selected Gau Matas and Nandi were sent to Kerala, Panchmahal in Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh.
This milestone reflected the wider vision of extending Gau Seva and supporting the care and preservation of indigenous breeds beyond the Gaushala.
CHAPTER 08
The “We Care We Cure” campaign expanded the community outreach efforts, alongside free medical camps and the distribution of 100,000 litres of buttermilk.
The initiative also reported 10,000 recoveries associated with Gau-based support, including cases involving severe illnesses and COVID-19. These are reported campaign figures, not a guarantee of medical outcomes.
CHAPTER 09
The mission continued to expand through Gau Seva, Saatvik and Ahimsa milk, Gau-based products, water trough initiatives and adoption services.
Each effort remained connected to the same purpose: encouraging responsible care for Gau Mata and creating meaningful opportunities for people to participate in Seva.
OUR PRESENT
Today, Shri Leela Gaudham continues its mission with more than 125 Gau across an area of 1,00,000 sq. ft., creating a sanctuary centred on care and conservation.
With a continued focus on indigenous breed preservation, Gau Seva and A2-based well-being initiatives, the journey moves forward with the same spirit that inspired its beginnings.
Rooted in tradition. Guided by compassion. Dedicated to Gau Seva.
