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To address this issue, the youth of Ramgarh took on the responsibility of serving the cows. They work in different teams and rescue injured cows, giving them medical treatment. Gosevak Dharmendra Yadav said that so far, more than 50 cows have been fitted with radium belts. These belts reflect light at night, allowing drivers to see cows and slow down in time.

This initiative not only ensures the safety of cows but also prevents accidents involving vehicles. The youth team rescues injured cows, calves, bulls, and cows from villages and gives them medical treatment.

Most of the team members are students who manage their studies and cattle service at the same time. They take time to serve the cows. The team includes Hindu Jagran Manch’s Dharmendra Yadav, Dinesh Kumar, Yatan, Ghanshyam, Shubham, Rakesh, Shubham Bansal, Ashwani, Kushal, Tushar, Hemant, Monu, Nitesh, Kishan, Amit, Saurabh, Mahendra, Himanshu, Sonu, and others.

Youth from the town and nearby areas work together as a team. There are about 30 youth members who are divided into groups and look for injured cows in the area every morning, afternoon, evening, and night.

So far, the team has rescued injured cows from villages like Kasba, Khedi, Lalwandi Poothi, Mastabad, Yadav Nagar, Khilora, Alawada, and others. Yatan Dutt said he often shares videos of cow rescues and services on social media, which helps him connect with people who can provide support. The team then reaches out to these people and helps.

On Wednesday, the bull’s legs were seriously injured in Gram Khilora, and it sustained several injuries on its body. The team provided basic treatment for two days, but when the condition did not improve, they spent their own money to send the bull to the veterinary hospital at the Alwar headquarters.

Besides putting radium belts around the cattle’s necks, the team also covers the costs of medicine, bandages, and hospitalization from their own pockets or savings.