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Sl No Code No Name of the Awo Amount Released SL NO CODE NO NAME OF THE AWO AMOUNT RELEASED ANDHRA PRADESH AP011/1993 Blue Cross of Hyderabad 90000 AP016/1998 Visakha SPCA 130000 AP017/1998 International Animal & Birds Welfare Society 60000 AP032/1999 Rashtriya Gokula Samrakshana Kendram 5000 AP033/2000 Shri Mahavir Gaushala Foundation Trust 70000 AP037/2000 Foundation for Animals 40000 AP064/2002 Karuna Society for Animals and Nature 100000 AP072/2002 Shri Vijayawada Gosamrakshana Sangham 80000 AP088/2005 Sahayog Organisation 80000 AP101/2008 Animal Welfare Society 50000 AP102/2008 Shri Guru Ganesh Gaushala 20000 ASSAM AS008/2002 Early Birds 30000 BIHAR & JHARKHAND BH002/1991 Shri Baidyanathdham Gaushala 60000 BH003/1991 Shri Tatanagar Gaushala 150000 BH008/1999 Shri Chaibasa Gaushala 70000 BH010/1999 Shri Ganga Gaushala 150000 BH013/1999 Ranchi Gaushala Nyas 70000 BH014/1999 Jamshedpur Animal Welfare Society 10000 BH023/2000 Shri Gopal Gaushala 50000 GUJARAT GJ009/1991 Shri Dhrol Gaushala & Panjrapole 50000 GJ010/1991 Shri Dhrangadhara Panjrapole 175000 GJ012/1991 Shri Sayla Mahajan Panjrapole 110000 Seth Aanandji Kushalchandji Khododhor Panjrapole GJ013/1991 Sansthan 80000 GJ015/1991 Shri Amreli Gaushala Panjrapole 80000 GJ019/1991 Shri Sidhpur Mahajan Panjarapole 80000 GJ022/1991 Shri Junadeesa Mahajan Panjrapole 250000 GJ023/1991 Shri Kutch Mundra Panjrapole & Gaushala 165000 GJ024/1991 Shri Anjar Panjrapole 175000 GJ025/1991 Shri Vinchhiya Mahajan Panjrapole Trust 80000 GJ028/1993 Shri Gaushala Seva Samiti 175000 GJ031/1994 Shri Okha Krishna Panjrapole 70000 GJ033/1993 Shri Moti Rudrani Jagir Gaushala & Panjrapole 125000 GJ034/1998 Shri Jakhau Panjrapole Trust and Gaushala 60000 GJ039/1996 Shri Bhavnagar Panjrapole 300000 GJ046/1998 Rajkot Mahajan's Panjrapole 200000 GJ055/1998 Shri Jivdaya Mandal 400000 GJ065/1998 Shri Khodadhar Panjrapole 80000 GJ066/1998 Shri Mehsana Panjrapole Sanstha 80000 GJ070/1998 Siddhi Bhavan Manohar Jain Panjrapole 50000 GJ073/1998 Shri Radhanpur Khodadar Panjrapole Sanstha 160000 GJ075/1999 Shri Govansh & Panjrapole Sanstha 150000 GJ076/1999 Shri Gaurakshan Sanstha 100000 GJ086/1999 Shri Wankaner Panjrapole Gaushala 60000 GJ097/2000 Shri Vadodara Panjrapole Sanstha 100000 GJ105/2000 Shri Harij Panjrapole Sanstha 255000 GJ114/2000 Shri Shivajinagar Gau Seva Samaj Trust 50000 GJ116/2001 Shri Unjha Panjrapole 100000 GJ121/2001 Shri Mahuva Panjrapole 40000 GJ125/2001 Sheth Shri Mithabhai Gulalchand Charitable Trust 80000 GJ126/2001 Shri Ramroti Annakshetra Ashram 100000 GJ131/2001 Shri Bhujpur Panglapole 250000 GJ142/2002 Bhagwan Mahavir Pashu Raksha Kendra 360000 GJ152/2002 Shah Khodidas Dharamchand Panjrapole 80000 GJ161/2002 Shri Kutch Vadala Panjrapole 105000 GJ171/2002 Shri Mansa Mahajan Panjrapole 100000 GJ176/2002 Prantij Panjrapole Sansthan 125000 GJ185/2002 Bhagwan Mahavir Vishwa Kalyan Trust 100000 Sheth Anandji Kalyanji Chhapariali Panjarapole Sarvajanik GJ188/2002 Trust 500000 GJ204/2002 Jivdaya Gauraksha Trust 50000 GJ215/2002 Shri Kevalpuniji Gaushala Trust 80000 GJ230/2004 ASHIRWAD CHARITABLE TRUST 155000 GJ235/2004 POOJYA TAPASVIBAPU SMRUTI GAUSEVA TRUST 50000 GJ237/2004 Rushibhume Pravruttya 10000 GJ239/2005 Shri Gadhada Jivdaya Jankalyan Trust 70000 GJ242/2006 Bochasan Wasi Shree Aksharpurushottam Gaushala Trust 60000 GJ243/2006 Shri Patan Panjarapole 195000 GJ244/2006 Shri Gau Seva Samiti 50000 GJ246/2002 Shri Gundala Mumbai Mahajan 100000 GJ247/2008 Shri Bhachau Panjrapole 250000 GOA GO001/1999 Goa Animal Welfare Trust 10000 GO003/1999 Dwarakapuri Goseva Ashram 60000 HIMACHAL PRADESH HP010/2001 District SPCA 40000 HP015/2002 SPCA Sirmour 30000 HP021/2004 SHRI SIDDHA BABA BALAKNATH GAU VIGYAN KENDRA 40000 HP022/2005 Madhav Gaushala and Go Vigyan Kendra 40000 HP023/2006 Shri Laxmi Narayan Gauraksha Seva Samiti 40000 HP024/2006 Shri Krishan Gopal Gaushala 40000 HP027/2008 Gyan Ganga Gau Seva Sansthan 40000 HARYANA HR002/1991 Mewat Kshetra Gaushala Samiti 70000 HR003/1991 Arsha Mahavidya Gurukul Gaushala 40000 HR004/1991 Shri Krishna Adarsha Gaushala Seva Samiti 125000 HR005/1991 Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 150000 HR006/1991 Shri Krishna Gaushala 150000 HR009/1991 Shri Gaushala 225000 HR011/1991 Shri Gaushala Shala Dairy Datta 450000 HR013/1991 Shri Ramakrishan Goseva Sadan Dharmartha Saba 100000 HR014/1991 Shri Gaushala Society 225000 HR017/1994 Shri Gopal Gaushala 125000 HR018/1994 Shri Ladwa Gaushala 100000 HR019/1996 Rashtriya Gaushala 200000 HR023/1998 Shri Krishan Gaushala 125000 HR024/1998 Shri Gau Mata Gau Charand Samrakshan Samiti 175000 HR025/1998 Shri Krishan Gopal Gaushala 100000 HR026/1998 Shri Krishan Gopal Gaushala 100000 HR029/1998 Shri Gopal Gaushala 70000 HR030/1998 Amarshaheed Kanha Gaushala 100000 HR031/1998 Shri Gaushala Committee 60000 HR032/1998 Akhil Bharatiya Maharishi Dayanand Gaushala 125000 HR037/1999 Shri Krishna Adarsh Gaushala 100000 HR038/1999 Shri Gaushala Trust 350000 HR045/1999 Shri Krishna Gaushala 175000 HR046/1999 Dharmarth Gaushala 350000 HR048/1999 Shri Gaushala Association 80000 HR049/1999 Shri Swami Gauraksha Nand Gaushala 100000 HR051/1999 Shri Swami Gaurakshanand Gaushala 125000 HR052/1999 Shri Gaushala Baba Phulu Sadh 250000 HR053/1999 Shri Somnath Gaushala 125000 HR054/1999 Shri Gaushala 125000 HR058/1999 Shri Haryana Gaushala 300000 HR059/1999 Shri Gaushala 350000 HR061/1999 Shri Balaji Gaushala 70000 HR062/1999 Shri Gopal Krishna Gaushala Sewa Samiti 125000 HR063/1999 Gaumath (Gaushala) 80000 HR067/2000 Baba Fullu Sadh Gaushala Samiti 100000 HR071/2000 Shri Chetandas Gosamvardhan Sansthan 100000 HR072/2000 Dharmarth Gaushala 100000 HR075/2000 Shri Siv Gaushala Dharmarth Trust 70000 HR076/2000 Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 60000 HR078/2000 Shri Gopal Gaushala 100000 HR079/2000 Shri Krishna Gaushala 60000 HR080/2000 Shri 108 Brahmachari Jayram Das Panchayati Gaushala 200000 HR082/2000 Shri Krishna Gaushala 60000 HR083/2000 Shri Jayram Panchayati Gaushala Samiti 100000 HR084/2000 Adarsh Gaushala 60000 HR085/2000 Shri Krishna Gaushala 250000 HR086/2000 Shri Baba Gudadiya Gaushala 150000 HR095/2001 Lord Shiv Gaushala samiti 175000 HR098/2001 Shri Madho Singhana Gaushala 150000 HR099/2002 Maharshi Dayanand Gaushala 60000 HR100/2002 Shri Vaish Vyayamshalla Avam Gaushala 125000 HR102/2002 Shri Gopal Gosadan 60000 HR103/2002 Gau Sewa Samiti 80000 HR104/2002 Shri Krishna Gopal Gausewa Sadan Sabha 175000 HR105/2002 Maharshi Dayanand Saraswathi Gaushala 125000 HR108/2002 Shri Jai Ram Adarsh Gaushala 150000 HR111/2002 Adarsh Gaushala 60000 HR114/2002 Shri Shri 108 Baba Hemadas Gaushala 100000 HR115/2002 Shri Alakh Gaushala 100000 HR116/2002 Shiv Shakti Gaushala 300000 HR117/2002 Shri Gaushala 80000 HR118/2002 Gau Sewa Samiti 70000 HR120/2002 Shri Gaushala Farrukh Nagar 250000 HR121/2002 Shri Gaushala 150000 HR122/2002 Pantilisa Gaushala Samiti 150000 HR123/2002 Gau Sewa Samiti 60000 HR124/2002 Jyotipunj Gaushala 150000 HR128/2002 MAHARISHI DAYANAND SARASWATHY GAUSHALA 125000 HR129/2002 SHRI GAUSHALA 175000 HR132/2002 Shri Krishna Gaushala Sewa Samiti 80000 HR133/2002 Shri Vasudev Krishna Gaushala 125000 HR134/2002 Shri Krishna Gaushala Sewa Samiti 80000 HR135/2002 Shri Ram Gopal Gaushala Samiti 100000 HR141/2002 Shri Gopal Gaushala 125000 HR143/2003 Shri Haryana Kurukshetra Gaushala 250000 HR144/2003 Gaushala Madhad 300000 HR148/2003 Shri Krishna Kripa Gaushala Samiti 150000 HR150/2003 Krishna Gaushala 80000 HR151/2004 Shri Baba Munganath Gaushala 100000 HR153/2004 SHRI GORAKSHINI SANATAN DHARAM SABHA 225000 HR157/2005 Shri Krishan Chandra Gaushala 150000 HR158/2005 Shri Goshala Committee 100000 HR159/2005 Shri Shiv Gaushala Samiti 100000 HR162/2005 Shri Krishna Gaushala Society 50000 HR163/2005 Yashoda Nandan Shri Krishna Gaushala Sevak Samiti 50000 HR164/2005 Shri Baba Sharnainath Gaushala 70000 HR165/2006 Rishikul Gaushala Nyas 60000 HR166/2006 Shri Gobind Gaushala Samiti 70000 HR167/2006 Shiv Shakti Krishan Muni Gaushala 100000 HR168/2006 Shri Ram Bhagat Hanuman Gaushala 80000 HR170/2006 Shri Krishan Gaushala Samiti 150000 HR174/2006 Adarsh Gaushala Society 70000 HR177/2006 Sant Baba Kishan Singhji Maharaj Memorial Gaushala Samiti 50000 HR178/2006 Baba Bala Smadhawala Gaushala 70000 HR181/2006 Jai Narain Gaudham 60000 HR183/2006 Baba Jai Ramdass Gaushala Samiti 100000 HR184/2006 Shri Krishna Bal Gopal Gaushala 100000 HR186/2006 Shri Dhand Gaushala 125000 HR187/2006 Shri Krishna Gaushala, Bhattukalan 125000 HR190/2006 Shri Krishna Chobisi Gaushala 100000 Mahant Nominath Khati Gau Seva Paryavaran Sudhatta HR192/2006 Samiti 50000 HR194/2006 Shri Baba Dhuniwala Goseva Trust 70000 HR197/2006 Shri Krishna Gaushala Seva Samiti 80000 HR198/2006 Shri Gaushala Samiti 80000 HR199/2006 Shri Krishna Gaushala Sewa Samiti 80000 HR201/2006 Shri Shyam Gaushala Trust 60000 HR203/2006 Shri Gopal Krishna Gaushala Samiti 200000 HR205/2006 Shiv Gaushala Samiti 100000 HR207/2006 Shri Krishan Gopal Gaushala 100000 HR209/2006 Shri Krishanji Gaushala 80000 HR211/2006 Shri Panchayati Gaushala Society 100000 HR213/2006 Sant Shri Asharamji Gaushala Samiti 100000 HR214/2007 Shri Krishan Gopal Gaushala 70000 HR217/2007 Shantivan Gopal Gaushala 125000 HR218/2007 Meera Baba Sehad Bhura Shri Krishan Gaushala 125000 HR220/2007 Shri Krishna Sudhama Matri Gaushala Society 80000 HR221/2008 Shri Krishna Gaushala 10000 HR223/2008 Bhagwan Shri Krishna Gaushala Seva Samiti 100000 HR226/2008 Baba Mukund Das Gaushala 70000 HR230/2008 Baba Binjpuri Shiv Gaushala Samiti 10000 HR232/2008 Shri Krishna Gau Sewa Samiti 70000 HR234/2008 Shri Jhambha Jee Maharaj Krishan Gaushala Trust 10000 JAMMU & KASHMIR JK005/2007 J & K Rural
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