<p>Making the most of the nationwide cow protection drive, a real estate group here has announced the offer of a free cow with every 400-square yard plot it sells near the temple town of Yadadri.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The deal comes with a buy-back offer of the milk and cow for half the price after 84 months. <br /><br />What’s more, the Hyderabad-based Aravinda Shree Indian Sandalwoods Private Limited also offers to maintain the Holstein Friesian crossbred cow, worth <br />Rs 70,000, at a common dairy facility — Rachita dairy farm — and offers Rs 3,000 earned from the milk. “After a period of time, we will even buy back the cow for Rs 50,000,” said S Ramakrishna, one of company directors.<br /><br />“The idea occurred after Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a warning against fake cow vigilantes. We wanted to have a dairy where cows are protected and investors can have their money back,” he said.<br /><br />The firm is in talks with cow suppliers in Haryana and Andhra Pradesh and is planning to start the dairy facility in a few months.<br /><br />Buyers have the option of taking the cow home if they want, while they are required to sign an agreement with the firm for its maintenance. “Each cow will be insured considering its high value,” Ramakrishna said. <br /><br />For those who are not in a hurry to build a property on their plots, located about 49 kilometres from the Telangana capital, the firm also offers income from malabar neem and sandalwood plantations in their 400-square yard plot, which would be ready for cutting and sale in seven to 15 years. <br /><br />The firm will also install a plant to process cow urine and make organic manure out of cow dung. <br /> </p>
<p>Making the most of the nationwide cow protection drive, a real estate group here has announced the offer of a free cow with every 400-square yard plot it sells near the temple town of Yadadri.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The deal comes with a buy-back offer of the milk and cow for half the price after 84 months. <br /><br />What’s more, the Hyderabad-based Aravinda Shree Indian Sandalwoods Private Limited also offers to maintain the Holstein Friesian crossbred cow, worth <br />Rs 70,000, at a common dairy facility — Rachita dairy farm — and offers Rs 3,000 earned from the milk. “After a period of time, we will even buy back the cow for Rs 50,000,” said S Ramakrishna, one of company directors.<br /><br />“The idea occurred after Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a warning against fake cow vigilantes. We wanted to have a dairy where cows are protected and investors can have their money back,” he said.<br /><br />The firm is in talks with cow suppliers in Haryana and Andhra Pradesh and is planning to start the dairy facility in a few months.<br /><br />Buyers have the option of taking the cow home if they want, while they are required to sign an agreement with the firm for its maintenance. “Each cow will be insured considering its high value,” Ramakrishna said. <br /><br />For those who are not in a hurry to build a property on their plots, located about 49 kilometres from the Telangana capital, the firm also offers income from malabar neem and sandalwood plantations in their 400-square yard plot, which would be ready for cutting and sale in seven to 15 years. <br /><br />The firm will also install a plant to process cow urine and make organic manure out of cow dung. <br /> </p>
