Shri Raghav Govardhan Gaushala Samiti was started in view of the pitiful condition of cows. Due to the tireless efforts of Shri Raghav ji, this ashram has become so big and expanded today. The establishment of Shri Raghav Govardhan Gaushala Samiti was fully started in 2012. Earlier, 21 disabled, injured, and sick mother cows were kept in this ashram. Shri Raghav Gaudham Samiti got a big result from the service of those mother cows. He moved their caravan forward, and today more than 1000 cows live here. And everything, from their care to their food and medicine, is taken care of. Although Shri Raghav Gaudham Samiti is considered to have started before 2012, earlier, one or two cows were served here every day. Mother cows are worshiped in Shri Raghav Govardhan Gaushala Samiti. From food to drinks, every comfort is taken care of. Shri Raghav Govardhan Gaushala Samiti has been established with a very noble vision. Their only objective is to serve the cows, feed the sadhus, saints, and every needy person so that no one remains hungry. It is said that by serving cows, all the sorrows, pain, and problems of a person go away. The cow has a special place in Hinduism, and it is believed that all gods reside in her body. Feeding a cow with green fodder is considered one of the Maha Daans that is powerful enough to remove all the Grah Doshas, or troubles arising from the malefic effects of the planets.

Shri Raghav Govardhan Gaushala Samiti has to create a high-impact, well-connected movement at all levels that will continually address ongoing cow issues to build shelters across the country, providing food, care, and love for the old, injured, and abandoned cows and cats. We take care of saints, poor, and orphan children. To create awareness regarding the protection of the cows. To campaign for cruelty against cows.

• To promote and propagate love, care, and protection for cows, cattle, saints, and all Gauwansh.
• The cow is considered the abode of all the gods and, hence, the most sacred of all the animals in the Hindu religion. Cow donation is presumed to be a noble act in Hinduism and is part of several religious rituals. However, cow donation is not part of any ritual but a noble practice followed by Hindus. The cow donation is superior to all other offerings. It is believed that cow donation makes a person pure and leads to eternal bliss.

• 1000+ destitute cows are being looked after in two branches with motherly attitude.
• 24 hours rescue and medical arrangements for Gauvansh.
• Whole milk of mother cow is kept freely for her kids(calf).
• Oragnizing Food and served to sadhus, saints, fakkad and other passers-by at the ashram of Shri Raghav Gaudham samiti on the Kamadgiri Parikrama route.
• Food is also put on that route daily for monkeys and birds.
• Plantation at Kamadgiri Parikrama route.

• Main Ashram. Shri Ram Hanuman Mandir Ashram, Brahmakund, Second Mukharvind, Kamadgiri Parikrama Marg Chitrakoot, Madhya Pradesh 485331
• Shri Ram Janki Dham, Nayagaon, Shri Hanuman Dhara Marg Chitrakoot Madhya Pradesh 485334
• Shri Bihari Ju Sarkar Mandir, Near Karpiya Forest Area, Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, 471411