Atul Ahalawat is the founder of Janhit Gaushala, Muzaffarnagar, and the guiding force behind its enduring mission of cow protection and animal welfare. Rooted in deep compassion and a strong sense of social responsibility, he envisioned a safe and nurturing sanctuary where abandoned, injured, and elderly cows could live with dignity, care, and security.

Firmly believing that cow welfare is not merely an act of service but a shared social responsibility, Atul Ahalawat established Janhit Gaushala as a community-driven initiative. His vision extends beyond sheltering animals; it focuses on creating a holistic ecosystem that ensures proper housing, nutritious and natural fodder, regular veterinary care, and a stress-free environment for every cow under care.

A strong advocate of sustainability, he actively promotes cow-based organic practices, including natural farming methods, organic manure usage, and eco-friendly livelihood opportunities that benefit both the environment and rural communities. His approach integrates traditional values with practical solutions, ensuring long-term impact rather than short-term relief.

Under his leadership, Janhit Gaushala has evolved into a trusted symbol of compassion, transparency, and collective participation. The Gaushala operates with ethical management, public accountability, and an open-door approach that encourages volunteers, donors, and citizens to actively contribute.

Atul Ahalawat’s unwavering dedication continues to inspire the local community and beyond to unite for animal welfare, environmental balance, and social wellbeing. His work reflects a powerful belief—that when compassion meets action, meaningful change becomes possible.