In which country is the cow concerted sacred?

Any predominately Hindu country, the only example of which is India.

A sacred cow is symbolic of an individual who is treated specially and protected. Even when others are being given a specific 'negative' treatment the sacred cow is usually spared. In the literal...

In Ancient India, some verses of the 'Rigveda' describe the cow as being the goddess Aditi, the mother of all the gods. In early AD centuries, the cow was designated as the only appropriate gift to...

Cows are sacred to Hindus, most of whom live in India.

No, there is no thought in Sikhism about cows or any other living creature being more sacred than other. Every kind of life has its own uniqueness.