Just a couple of days after the controversy over the decision to remove the references to India's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru from Class VIII textbook in Rajasthan erupted, it has raised even more furore. This time with a 'Letter From A Cow'.

The letter has been included in the Hindi textbook for Class V. In it, the cow address the students as "my daughters and son" and has images of Hindu gods within a bigger picture of a cow, each signifying the benefits humans can earn if they consider cow as their "mother".

"I give every individual strength, intelligence, long life, health, happiness and prosperity. Those who feel (my importance) consider me as their mother and I love them like my offspring," the 'letter' reads.