In Hinduism, Cows are Non-Violent animals ('Ahimsa'), just like Hindus
Youtube Description: Why is the cow worshiped in Hinduism?
Since ancient times, hurting a cow in any way is prohibited in Hinduism and it is also regarded as a great sin. This is because, Hindus revere the cow in the form of a mother or a goddess. In this video, we are going to explain the reason behind the faithful worship of the cow in Hindu culture.
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