State seva · असम

गौ रक्षा से राष्ट्र रक्षा

Cow protection that understands Assam’s floods

When the Brahmaputra rises, cattle are stranded with families. Rescue then is both animal welfare and disaster relief.

Assam’s cattle live with monsoon, sandbars and shifting riverbanks. Guwahati’s edges, tea-garden belts and chars all see animals left on roads or islands when water comes. A cow protection NGO that ignores floods here is not serious.

Right Way NGO links Gau Rakshak registration in Guwahati and district towns with disaster-relief habits: move animals to higher ground, share fodder when fields drown, and treat injuries after panic movement. Donations can fund both flood-week care and ordinary gaushala work.

Between flood seasons we still need everyday work — education, women’s livelihood, and shelter for abandoned cattle near highways. Become a Gau Rakshak in your town, or donate online for fodder and medical kits.

  • Flood-season cattle movement
  • Guwahati and district Gau Rakshak teams
  • Fodder after crop loss
  • Disaster relief plus year-round gaushala care

Related reading: cow protection, gaushala care, how to become a Gau Rakshak, and how to donate to a gaushala.

Cities in Assam

Cities in Assam

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Cow protection sits beside full community seva

गौ रक्षा

Rescue, treatment and lifelong care for injured, abandoned and distressed गौमाता.

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Gaushala Care

Clean shelter, fodder, water, medical care and a life of dignity.

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Education

Rural schooling, girl-child education and value-based learning centres.

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Healthcare

Mobile health camps, medicines and maternal-care support.

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Women Empowerment

Livelihood, self-help groups and economic independence programmes.

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Environment

Tree plantation, water conservation and gobar-based natural farming.

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FAQs for Assam

Questions people ask about Assam

How do I report an injured cow in Assam?

Call or WhatsApp 99999 99999 with the landmark, road name and whether the animal can stand. A nearby Gau Rakshak is more useful than a distant office — register if you can be that person in Assam.

How do I become a Gau Rakshak in Assam?

Open the Gau Rakshak form with Assam already filled, complete verification details, and wait for orientation. Appointment is city or district wise so you cover the patch you actually live in.

Can I donate to gaushala work for Assam from another city?

Yes. Online donation packs for fodder, medical kits and monthly care fund the same national pool that supports rescue and shelter pathways. Choose a purpose on the donate page and mention Assam in your message if you wish.

Are donations for Assam eligible under 80G?

Yes. Contributions to Right Way NGO are eligible for tax benefits under Section 80G. Ask for a receipt after you donate. Call 99999 99999 if you need certificate details.