Now, 'Selfie with a Cow' contest to save bovines


Kolkata, Oct 29 (PTI): Selfies are a craze in social media and an NGO here has come up with a novel 'Selfie with a Cow' contest to raise awareness about the importance of the bovine.

The 'Selfie with a Cow' or 'Cowfie' contest in the city has been arranged by 'Go Seva Pariwar', an NGO, and according to its officials, the response is "very good".

"Cow protection should not be mixed with religion or politics. Cow protection needs to be done for social and scientific use," said Abishekh Pratap Singh, an official in the NGO.

Singh said that every product from cow and even its waste had scientific value and need - be it milk, urine or dung.

"The contest and the campaign will educate people on the economic and medicinal benefits the cow has and how to raise awareness against cow slaughter," he said.

The contest, Singh claimed, was receiving a good response, especially from the youth at a time when the issue of cow protection and campaign against cow slaughter had turned into a political issue.

The NGO officials said they had earlier organised a similar contest in 2015 and around 700 people from various walks of life took part in it.

Those interested in participating have to download 'Goseva Pariwar' app on their mobile phones and post a selfie with a cow with contact details.

The contest is open until December 31 and the winners will be declared on January 21.

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Oct 30 2017

    O my God ,there is no end and beginning to this selfie.Now with cow also.hope cow doesnt kick out during selfie process .Is there no other motiv better than with a cow?It is not a something special specie.

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  • Aubb, Kuwait

    Sun, Oct 29 2017

    Selfie with cows scavenging garbage bins will stand out the most.
    Keep aside religion and politics, put India first!!

    Jai Hind!!

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