About Us | Gaumata Seva Trust

Founder & President

Vaibhav Surya

Actor, concept & production designer, and Founder & President of Gaumata Seva Trust. With decades in Telugu television and cinema, he channels public goodwill into cow protection — including pioneering Gau Maha Harathi on 4 May 2025 at Public Gardens, Hyderabad.

“The plight of stray cows on Telangana’s roads moved me deeply. Our mission is not only shelter — it is restoring dignity to every cow we rescue.”

actor.vaibhavsurya@gmail.com · +91 90001 91927

What we stand for

Vision & mission

Vision

To create a compassionate society where every cow receives protection, dignity, and lifelong care while promoting sustainable rural development and environmental conservation.

Mission

To rescue, rehabilitate, and provide lifelong care for abandoned and injured cows through community participation, transparent governance, and sustainable initiatives.

Dedicated to lifelong care of abandoned, injured, and neglected cows.
Promotes environmental sustainability and animal welfare.
Preserves India’s traditional values through community participation.
Encourages corporate and CSR partnerships.
Supports sustainable practices such as organic manure and cow by-products.
Committed to transparency and accountability in the use of funds.

Why Go-seva

Why we serve Gau Mata

In Indian culture, cows are respected not only as sacred beings but as contributors to rural life, the economy, and spiritual well-being. Go-seva is a responsibility with social, environmental, and ethical meaning.

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Spiritual & cultural importance

The cow is revered in Hindu tradition and associated with Lord Krishna. The Vedas and Puranas uphold cow protection as a virtuous act woven into our cultural fabric.

02

Environmental benefits

Cow dung enriches soil as natural fertilizer; cow urine supports organic farming and Ayurveda — reducing chemical dependence and sustaining biodiversity.

03

Economic importance

Milk, dung-based biofuel, and related livelihoods strengthen rural self-sufficiency. Protecting cows protects farm communities.

04

Health & medicinal values

Milk, ghee, and curd nourish daily life. Panchagavya has long been valued in Ayurveda for wellness and immunity support.

05

Ethical responsibility

Go-seva means preventing cruelty, opposing neglect and slaughter, and offering food, shelter, and medical care to abandoned cattle.

06

Spiritual upliftment

Many traditions hold that serving cows purifies karma and brings peace, prosperity, and inner harmony — compassion that elevates the giver and the community.

Our people