Mother of Nation : Cow to be officially declared before 2025

Mother of Nation

If the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh agrees to the sants’ demand at Prayagraj, the cow might be named the “Mother of Nation” before Maha Kumbh 2025. As ‘Ra’ stands for ‘Rashtra’ (the nation) and ‘Ma’ for ‘Mata’ (mother), the sants desire that the cow be called ‘Rama’.

During the ‘Gau Sansad’ conducted at Shankaracharya Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati’s Magh Mela camp in Prayagraj, the saints approved 21 ideas, this one is one among them.

A separate Cow Ministry For Mother of Nation

In addition, the ‘Gau Sansad’ demanded the establishment of a distinct ‘cow ministry,’ pushing for the Constitution’s removal of cows from the state list and its inclusion in the Central list. The saints asked voters to support candidates who have pledged to prioritize cow conservation and respect in their government agendas, emphasizing the necessity for consumers of beef to be socially isolated.

The seers said that when the cow is crowned ‘Mother of the Nation,’ the first thing the saints would do is bring the cow’s milk to Ayodhya and present it to Ram Lalla.

In addition, the saints have urged the government to free encroached territory so that cows might graze on it. They stress the significance of creating an environment that is favorable for the welfare of these sacred animals.

Why do Indian cows have the title "mothers"?

Since Mother Earth is a wellspring of kindness and all living things are fed by her milk, it is symbolic of Mother Earth. A popular story about the Hindu deity Krishna describes him as a youngster who guards cows and describes his existence as a cowherd.