From the first aarti at dawn to the last bell at dusk.
Premamrut Gir Gausala in Tajpur walks with Gau Mata through every hour — feeding, healing and honouring every Gir cow in our care in an unbroken rhythm of seva.
A home for Gau Mata, kept in step with Sanatan Dharma
In Tajpur, the sun still sets the schedule. Premamrut Gir Gausala shelters, nourishes and reveres every Gir cow in her care — a living centre of seva bound not by the clock, but by devotion.
A day at the gausala
Seva here follows the sun, not the clock. Scroll through a single day of care, from Brahma Muhurta to the night watch.
Wake & Morning Aarti
Sheds are opened, lamps are lit, and the day begins with prayer before the first fistful of fodder.
Milking & Fresh Fodder
Green fodder, jaggery and warm water are served as caretakers begin the morning health rounds.
Shade, Rest & Grazing
Cows rest under neem cover through peak heat, with water troughs refilled through the afternoon.
Evening Return & Bathing
The herd returns through golden dust, is bathed, fed again, and offered the evening aarti.
Night Watch
Caretakers keep vigil through the night, tending to any cow that needs quiet, extra care.
When you protect Gau Mata
Protecting Gau Mata is an act of compassion and quiet responsibility — a reflection of our respect for nature and every living being, rooted in a rhythm far older than us.
- Spiritually grounded, disciplined daily rhythm
- Proper nutrition and round-the-clock medical care
- Lifelong shelter for old, sick and abandoned cows
- Rooted in Sanatan Dharma and Swaminarayan values
- Open doors for seva, visits and contribution
She walks back with you.
Gau Mata blesses those who serve her with health, harmony and prosperity. In the quiet hour of her return each evening, devotees find the same peace her seva has offered for generations.
Our Founder
Shastri Swami Prem Swarupdasji
What began with a handful of Gir cows, offered in faith by devoted Haribhakts, has grown into a sacred mission of lifelong seva — built one sunrise, one cow, one act of care at a time.
The gausala opens its gates with its first Gir cows, cared for by hand.
Shelter, medical care and daily feeding expand to welcome more cows in need.
125+ cows live in dignity, supported by a growing community of devotees.
Meet a few of our cows
Sponsor the monthly care of a Gir cow — her feed, medicine and shelter — and receive updates on her wellbeing.
