Appointment made at Maa Vindhyavasini Temple in Vindhyachal; focus on cow welfare, organic farming and organizational expansion

VINDHYACHAL, Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh  The Bharatiya Gau Seva Parishad, an organization dedicated to the protection, care and development of cows, has appointed Kolkata-based social worker Kuldeep Maity as its West Bengal state president.

The appointment was announced by the Parishad’s national president, Devendra Tiwari, at the sacred shrine of Maa Vindhyavasini in Vindhyachal Dham as part of the organization’s ongoing expansion efforts.

The Bharatiya Gau Seva Parishad works to care for injured and abandoned cows, promote indigenous cattle breed improvement, encourage organic farming using cow dung and urine, and promote Sanatan cultural values.

Tiwari said Maity has been associated with social service and cow welfare activities for a long time and expressed confidence that his leadership would give fresh momentum to cow welfare and organic farming initiatives in West Bengal.

Maity Expresses Gratitude

Newly appointed state president Kuldeep Maity described the responsibility as an honor and said he was grateful to receive the opportunity to serve at the shrine of Maa Vindhyavasini.

“I am grateful to the national president and the entire Parishad for entrusting me with this responsibility. I will work with full dedication to serve cows and strengthen the organization across West Bengal,” Maity said.

He also thanked supporters and members of the public for their goodwill and support.

The appointment has been welcomed by cow welfare workers and supporters of the Parishad in West Bengal, who expressed hope that it would strengthen the organization’s activities across the state.