
The GSA Abhiyan carries four core, non-negotiable demands to the Central and State governments:
Main Objectives of the Campaign
The GSA Abhiyan is a national call — but it succeeds only when it reaches every neighbourhood, every community, and every concerned citizen. That is where Save Cows India Charitable Trust steps in as an active support partner, driving both the awareness and the technology that connects communities to this mission.
We are making a deliberate effort to reach large, connected communities — because change at scale starts with neighbourhoods and institutions. Our outreach is specifically focused on Kolkata based:
Residential complexes & housing societies
Clubs & cultural associations like Art of Living Foundation, Rotary Club, Purvanchal Nagrik Parishad etc.
Temples & religious trusts - for example - Rani Sati Mandir, Kalighat, Birla Mandir, Addyapeeth Temple, Dakshineswar etc.
Schools & educational institutions
Corporate organisations & offices like members of National Dairy Development Board (NDDB)
Professional & trade bodies - like Indian Chamber of Commerce etc.
Our team connects with RWA representatives, community managers, temple committees, school principals, and organisational heads to help them bring the GSA Abhiyan petition to their members and residents. Whether it is setting up a signing station at a society gate, organising a brief awareness talk at a temple, or sharing the petition link with a WhatsApp group — we are here to make participation effortless.
If you represent or are a member of any such community, we would love to hear from you. Together, we can ensure that not a single willing signer is left unreached.

Sign the Petition. Spread the Word. Join the Movement.
Add your voice to crores of Indians asking the government to honour Gaumata as National Mother and end cow slaughter. The petition takes under two minutes — and it matters.
» Sign the petition: change.org/p/gau-mata-ko-rashtrамата
Rajesh Kishanpuriya | Managing Trustee, Save Cows India Charitable Trust
rajeshk@savecowsindia.org | +91 9433006601