In Uttar Pradesh, a native cow cradle and natural farming is promoted. Natural agriculture is based on tribal cow. In addition, the wall is made to paint the wall with its cow dung. If you take a unique effort, the Au Raksha Hindu Toll Group has produced environmental friendly paint with dung. The state head of the plant is headed by Keshav Basla. The specialty of this paint is that it is not only a long -lasting, but also keeps homes cool and hot for the season.
Backing work will start this month
The paint was built at the plant built in Sri Krishna Sudama Ka Aus Sala. Ved Nagar, the national leader of the AU Raksha Hindu Tal, said that by the end of this month, the work of packing the paint would begin. Ved Nagar welcomed the decision of the Uttar Pradesh government in which Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath advised all government agencies to paint all government agencies with cow dung paint. This decision is an important step towards environmental protection, but it will be a milestone in improving the plight of cows in the state.
About 3 thousand native cows are in Ka Aus Shala
With the cooperation of the regional people conducted by the Au Raksha Hindu Tawala in Sri Krishna Sudama Ka Aus Shala, about 3000 tribes are adopted without any government assistance. Ved Nagar said that the death rate of the cows was less than one per cent and that they were placed in a ward -based well -designed manner. The importance of K Aus Shala can be measured since Rashtrapati was sent to Bhavan for a cow worship here. Ved Nagar has urged Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to test Mosett. The Chief Minister has promised to come up.
Akhilesh has targeted BJP
Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav should support the use of cow dung in government buildings targeting Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday. He said in a post on his X -handle, “Gopernama: the new act of the BJP government.” Former chief minister also released a picture of Adityanath, in which his opinion – “Copper Paint should be used in government buildings” – was written.
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