Introduction:
Basically cow is known as the mother in Hindu religion. She is a gentle nature
mammal. She gives so many benefits to humanity in the form of yoghurt,
cheese, butter, ghee, etc. In Vedas, it is said that cow milk is equivalent to
the ambrosial nector. She is found in almost all parts of the world. She is very
useful domestic animal and well-known as quadruped beast.
Description:
Cow is a holiest animal among all mammals. It is the most important
domestic animal which gives us milk as a complete nutritious food. She is
four footed animal so it is called as quadruped beast also. It has two big ears,
two eyes, and 2 horns on head. She has a big nose, one mouth, a big back
and stomach and a long tail. Generally she is calm loving animal but if
someone teases her, she attacked in self defence. She eats large amount of
food which include hay, fodder, grass, grains and other eatable things.
Cow is a successful domestic animal which people kept at home for many
purposes. She gives milk which makes a person healthy. Cow milk is full of
nutrition and used for di&erent purposes. In Hindu tradition, it is believed
that Gau Dan is the biggest dan in the world.
Usefulness:
Cow is very useful animal. It gives us milk as the most nutritious food. By
using its milk we can prepare many eatable, healthy and tasty dishes. It has
its economical use also. By selling its milk and other dairy products (like
butter, gee, cheese, khoya, etc), a person can earn money and can be able
