Dr. D.P. Sharma, an internationally recognized professor, scientist, and Director of Arogyam (UK), has confirmed his participation in the Gau Mahakumbh 2025, to be held in Jaipur from September 4-7. This was announced in a joint statement by Dr. Lal Singh, President of the Gau Mahakumbh, and Dr. P.M. Bharadwaj, Chief Advisor.
Dr. Sharma, who also serves as an International Scientific Advisor for Digital Diplomacy and a national brand ambassador for the Prime Minister’s Swachh Bharat Mission, shared his perspective on the significance of cows. He stated, “There was a time when ‘cow wealth’ (Gaudhan) was the world’s oldest form of currency. There is a need today to re-establish it in an evolved form.”
During a discussion with Dr. Singh and Dr. Bharadwaj, who extended the invitation, Dr. Sharma emphasized the mission’s goal. “Our objective is to bring the blessings of cow products to humanity by taking them to global scientific platforms, universities, and international laboratories,” he said. He added that following the Gau Mahakumbh, a special campaign will be launched to strengthen the global outreach network and support this mission.
Dr. Sharma is also known for his work as a scientist in green computing, green communication, and green collaboration. He is currently working on a new global model for green collaboration using cow-derived products.
Dr. Lal Singh, President of the Gau Mahakumbh, mentioned that special sessions will be held on the scientific analysis of cow dung and urine to provide training to farmers in the state.
Dr. P.M. Bharadwaj, a renowned motivational speaker and former MD/CMD of four public sector undertakings, noted that the Mahakumbh will facilitate the integration of cow product industries with academic institutions. This initiative aims to connect the development and production of cow-derived products with universities and research centers, in addition to traditional industries.
Dr. Bharadwaj believes Dr. Sharma’s presence will give new momentum and a fresh direction of scientific validation to the Gau Seva mission.
