Gur-Chana Daan (Jaggery & Gram)
Jaggery and roasted gram are a valuable source of nutrition and energy for cows. Through the Gur-Chana Donation Program, you can help provide healthy and nourishing supplements to rescued, abandoned, elderly, and injured cows living in our Gaushala.
Gur-Chana Daan: Jaggery and Gram for Strength and Energy
Jaggery and roasted gram are a valuable source of nutrition and energy for cows. Through the Gur-Chana Donation Program, you can help provide healthy and nourishing supplements to rescued, abandoned, elderly, and injured cows living in our Gaushala.
This nutritious combination supports their overall health, improves digestion, and provides the energy needed for a healthier life. It is also the traditional offering many families make when they visit a Gaushala.
Contribution: ₹501, given as a one-time contribution.
What Your Contribution Helps With
- Providing nutritious jaggery and roasted gram to cows
- Supporting their health and energy levels
- Special nutritional care for elderly and weak cows
- Strengthening daily gau seva activities
Donor Benefits\n\n- Donation record in the Punya app\n- Punya Points for your seva\n- Daily Gaushala photos and video updates\n- Complete transparency on how the amount is used\n\n## Why Gur and Chana Are Given to Cows
Fodder keeps a cow alive, but it is low in the concentrated energy that a weak or recovering animal needs. Jaggery supplies quick energy and minerals, while roasted gram adds protein, and together they help a thin cow regain condition faster than roughage alone.
They are also the easiest way to reach the animals who need extra help: newly rescued cows, cows recovering from injury, nursing mothers and the very old. A handful offered by hand is often the first calm contact a frightened rescue has with people.
How Your Seva Is Used
This seva funds the purchase of jaggery and roasted gram for the Gaushala, served as a supplement alongside the daily fodder. Every rupee is recorded in the Punya app.
How to Offer This Gau Seva
- Choose the Gur-Chana Daan seva and confirm the amount.
- Complete your contribution through the Punya app.
- Watch the daily Gaushala updates to see the cows being served.
Why Supporters Choose Punya NGO
- Supplements bought and served by the shelter team itself
- Veterinary guidance on diet for weak and elderly cows
- Itemised, transparent records for every contribution
- Ethical, compassionate treatment of every animal
A small offering of gur and chana can bring strength to a cow that has known only hunger.
Related Gau Seva Options
Offer this seva - ₹501
Every rupee is recorded in the Punya app, so you can see exactly where it goes. Contribute ₹501
Frequently Asked Questions
12 questions, answered
What is Gur-Chana Daan?
It is the offering of jaggery and roasted gram to cows. Your contribution buys these supplements for the cows at Punya Gaushala.
How much does this seva cost?
The suggested contribution is ₹501, given as a one-time offering.
Why is jaggery given to cows?
Jaggery is a quick source of energy and minerals, which helps weak, elderly and recovering cows regain strength.
What does roasted gram add?
Roasted gram provides protein, which supports muscle condition in thin or recovering animals.
Is it safe to give cows jaggery every day?
It is given as a measured supplement alongside regular fodder, following veterinary guidance, rather than as a main feed.
Can I bring gur and chana to the Gaushala myself?
Yes, offerings in kind are welcome. Please contact Punya NGO first so a suitable time can be arranged.
Is this a one-time or monthly seva?
It is set up as a one-time contribution, and you may repeat it whenever you wish.
Which cows receive the supplement first?
Newly rescued, injured, nursing and elderly cows are prioritised, as they benefit most from extra energy and protein.
Will I get proof that the seva was carried out?
Every rupee is recorded in the Punya app, and daily photos and videos show the feeding.
Can supporters outside India offer this seva?
Yes. The Punya app accepts contributions from supporters living outside India.
Can I offer this seva on a birthday or anniversary?
Yes. Many supporters mark family occasions with this seva and add the name of the person being honoured.
How is this different from Khali-Chunni Donation?
Gur and chana are energy and protein supplements offered by hand, while khali and chunni are bulk feed ingredients mixed into the daily ration.