Gau Seva
Serving the cow is the root of our sanskar. The Samiti supplies chara, feed, medicine and shelter support to gaushalas and to abandoned cattle on the roads of Braj.
We run free pilgrimage yatras, everyday gau seva, and devotional gatherings across Braj — carried by volunteers, funded by the community, and open to every devotee without a rupee of cost.
A short look at our yatras, gau seva and gatherings across Braj.
Shri VIP Sevak Seva Samiti is a registered social and religious organisation based in Mathura. What began as a handful of neighbours arranging one bus to a dham has grown into a year-round circle of volunteers — feeding cows at dawn, filling yatra buses on festival mornings, and holding kirtans that keep a street awake till midnight.
Each initiative runs on the same rule: it is free for the person receiving it, and a sevak stays with it from the first morning to the last.
Serving the cow is the root of our sanskar. The Samiti supplies chara, feed, medicine and shelter support to gaushalas and to abandoned cattle on the roads of Braj.
Buses to Kokilavan, Vrindavan, Govardhan and beyond — arranged, fed and guided at no cost, so that no devotee misses a darshan for want of a fare.
Satsang, katha, hawan and kirtan held in neighbourhood grounds — the evenings where the whole street sits on one dari, and the samiti's next yatra gets planned.
Hot meals served at temple gates, hospitals and bus stands. Cooked by volunteers, served by volunteers, and never counted before it is offered.
Free check-up camps, blanket and medicine distribution in winter, and relief material whenever a family in the community is knocked off its feet.
Shlok, seva and simple discipline taught to children on Sundays — the quietest programme we run, and the one that decides who serves in twenty years.
Yatras, seva drives and gatherings held through the year. Seats for every yatra open first to registered members, then to the community.
Our nineteenth yatra to Kokilavan filled every seat by the second week. The twentieth is now being arranged. Leave your name and phone number and a sevak will call you as soon as the date and boarding points are announced.
Seva that asks for nothing is the only seva that lasts.सेवा • संस्कार • मानवता
Anyone collecting on behalf of the Samiti holds a photo ID with a verification number and a QR code. Scan it, or call the office number, and you will know within a minute whether the person at your gate is one of ours. If the card is missing, please don't give.
Call for yatra registration, gau seva support, or to volunteer. Someone answers between 9 am and 8 pm.
Sadar, Mathura,
Uttar Pradesh
Fill a bus, feed a cow, or carry a plate. Tell us the day you're free and we'll tell you where to stand.