Wednesday, 11 November 2026

Wooden furniture - The role of tradition and Vastu Shastra


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Wooden furniture - The Role of Tradition and Vastu Shastra

Why wooden furniture is preferred to metal. Has it got something to do with tradition and Vastu Shastra? Why our ancestors preferred wood: The hidden Vastu Science of natural timber. The energy of wood: Why tradition rejects metal in the main living spaces of a home. Is metal ruining your peace and sleep? What Vastu and tradition say about wooden furniture. Why wooden furniture rules: The impact of tradition, warmth, and Vastu Shastra. Why wood beats metal for positive home energy. Here in this blog, we spell out the tradition and positives of wooden furniture, Vastu rules and practical benefits.

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The preference for wooden furniture over metal is driven by a mix of practical ergonomics, sensory appeal, long-term durability, and deep-rooted cultural beliefs including Vastu Shastra. When you enter a home with well-laid out wooden furniture, the atmosphere tends to be calmer and you get a positive vibe giving one a comfort feeling of home. Wooden furniture is widely associated with positive energy, psychological comfort, and physical well-being through both traditional philosophies and modern science.

Ergonomic and Sensory Advantages

Thermal Neutrality: Wood is a natural insulator. Unlike metal, which absorbs ambient temperature and feels uncomfortably cold in winter or burning hot in heat, wood stays near room temperature to the touch.

​Tactile and Visual Warmth: Wood brings organic grain patterns, rich textures, and warm tones that make indoor spaces feel lived-in and comfortable. Metal can sometimes convey a cold, industrial, or institutional aesthetic and give one a rigid feel.

​Acoustic Softening: Wood absorbs sound waves naturally, reducing indoor echo and noise. Metal surfaces reflect sound, contributing to higher ambient noise levels in living rooms thereby disturbing the quietness.

Repairability and Aging: High-quality hardwood ages gracefully, acquiring a rich patina. Scratches or dents can be sanded, polished, or repaired easily. Metal furniture, once dented, scratched, or rusted, is difficult to restore at home without specialized repainting.

Practical and Craft Considerations

​Structural Longevity: Solid hardwoods like Teak, Rosewood (Sheesham), and Sal offer exceptional tensile strength. Well-maintained wooden pieces often last across generations with fond memories of family members, relatives and friends using it over a period of time.

Quiet Joinery: Properly crafted wooden joints stay silent. Over time, metal frames often develop squeaks at bolt points or metal-on-metal connections due to slight shifting and wear.

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The Role of Tradition and Vastu Shastra

​Tradition and Vastu Shastra play a major role in shaping preferences for wood in living spaces, particularly across India:

​Natural Energy & Prana (Life Force): Vastu Shastra classifies wood as a natural, living element (Vriksha) that carries positive prana (vital energy). Metal, being processed from mineral ores through heavy smelting, is viewed as non-living and cold. Hence, it is believed wooden furniture has tendency to absorb and emit positive vibes. Proper placement, such as wooden sofas in the west or southwest is believed to attract prosperity and harmony.

​The Wood Element (Agni / Growth Connection): In traditional architectural alignment, wood represents growth, warmth, and vitality. It fosters harmony in family spaces like the living and dining rooms. Good furniture selection leads to a comfortable and happy family where it’s natural to sit, eat and sleep. Wood naturally absorbs and releases moisture to help balance the indoor humidity levels.

Neuroscientific and psychological studies show that rooms featuring wooded interiors, lower cortisol levels, reduce blood pressure, and activate the body’s rest-and-digest nervous system. Natural fractal grain patterns that soothe the brain, and organic aromas that mimic the calming effects of nature.

​Specific Guidelines on Metal in Bedrooms: Vastu traditionally discourages metal beds, particularly iron or steel. Metal is believed to channel electromagnetic fields and store negative subtle energy, which practitioners believe disrupts deep rest, causes sleep disturbance, or creates stress between partners. Wood is recommended for bed frames to ensure grounded, restful energy.

Auspicious Timbers: Traditional texts specify particular woods as highly auspicious for domestic spaces—notably Teak (Sagwan), Rosewood (Sheesham), and Neem—due to their durability, natural resistance to pests, and medicinal properties.

Comparative Overview

Feature wooden furniture, touch temperature remains neutral and comfortable year-round while metal furniture feels cold in winter and hot in summer.

Wood: Acoustics absorbs sound and minimizes echo, while metal reflects sound, creates harder acoustics.

Wood: Maintenance is easy to sand, polish, and refinish, while metal prone to rust/flaking paint; hard to spot-repair.

Natural wood brings organic warmth and sensory comfort to living spaces. If you sit, eat or sleep for a long period on a wooden and metal furniture, you will feel the difference. Hence, it is advisable to avoid metal furniture and use wooden furniture which lasts for generations absorbing and emitting positive vibes which reflects on the residents staying there. A happy family.

It’s beyond aesthetics; the Vastu and cultural roots of wooden furniture make the difference. This is why living timbers were preferred by our ancestors. That’s why tradition and Vastu keep wood at the heart of the home. The Vastu science behind our preference for natural timber, teak, sheesham, mango and jackfruit in home furniture choices. In the good old days and presently too Burma teak furniture is very expensive. People prefer local teak, sheesham or other woods to make furniture.

Now good plastic furniture is available, but it is suitable for casual, garden or outdoor use. Wood cannot be replaced to give a lively feel to your home. Know how to arrange wooden furniture for better room flow or explore which wood types work best for a specific room like a bedroom or home office to get the best feel.

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Mistakes People Make When Posting Videos?

Since we started our YouTube channel- anilnaik-mypost posting educative and informative videos, the videos were liked and appreciated, and also received some suggestions. We have also been receiving comments and queries from our readers and regular viewers regarding the conceptualizing, script and creating the videos. And we had promised to touch upon some of the queries in the coming blog. Here we are to clarify a few points which the newcomers or people already posting videos may be facing.

We are clarifying about some often asked points which we learnt through our experience of conceptualizing, creating and posting videos, and may help you to avoid such mistakes. There are some basic and simple mistakes people make when creating and posting videos. It’s better to avoid them.

Every video needs an attractive thumbnail and catchy headline: Once you decide on a subject, apart from the script, the headline and thumbnail is most important especially for a new youtuber. It draws attention of the viewers. It’s like a billboard catching attention of the viewers and literally making them click on your video. It helps in the promotion of the video and remind people of your channel.

Once the viewer has clicked the video, you need to hold his attention and make him view further. And for this avoid long introduction, a brief intro and get to the subject to hold viewers’ attention and compel him to see the full video.

Don’t drag the video and text with repetition and long commentary, make it interesting and arouse curiosity. Don’t drag the content, script and visual that makes viewers lose interest in the beginning.

First pick a niche and a good subject. Do some research and write a simple script. Plan the duration of the video and decide on the shoot, indoor or outdoor or both. My advice to newcomers, are don’t go for expensive equipment like camera, lights, microphone, gimbal and other gadgets in the initial stages. Your mobile camera is sufficient, natural light is good for shooting. You should know the right angles and position to shoot with proper light. This comes with experimenting and learning. After a couple of videos, you will understand and grasp it on your own. You can go for a decent microphone to catch sound and add background voice or commentary.

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Saturday, 31 October 2026

Made in India – Facts and Figures


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In 2014, India heard a new slogan, Made in India. A major national initiative launched by the government of India on 25 September 2014, led by the Prime Minister and managed by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT).

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Make in India is a major government initiative launched in 2014 to transform India into a global manufacturing, design, and innovation hub. It aims to boost the economy by encouraging both domestic and foreign companies to manufacture their products within the country. The initiative focuses on 25 core sectors, creating millions of jobs, and upgrading the nation’s infrastructure and skill base. The main push being creating new jobs and becoming a global manufacturing hub.

India set an ambitious goal, with promises to become a global manufacturing hub, attract investment, boost exports and create jobs. 12 years later, what has changed? Has the promise been fulfilled? 12 years later, the facts and figures tell a different story. The data paints a mixed picture. Manufacturing, exports, private investment, FDI, PLI and jobs, see what has actually changed.

Has private investment increased since - Make in India? Privat-sector Gross Fixed Capital Formation (GFCF) will open your eyes. 2014-15 – 23.1%, 2022-23 – 24.6% and 2023-24 – 22.8% (Source: Economic Survey 2025-26, Statistical Appendix, Table1.9, NSO). (NB: Private sector includes household sector).

Make in India – A bigger player in Global Supply Chains? Merchandise Exports have increased since 2014, $253 billion in 2014 to $388 billion in 2025-26. India’s share in Global Merchandise Exports – Despite higher exports, India’s share in global goods exports has increased only marginally. +0.11 percentage point. 1.70% in 2014 to 1.81% in 2024. Exports have grown, but India’s share in global merchandise exports has not seen a dramatic expansion. (Source: Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Govt of India. Annual Report 2025-26 (Merchandise exports; India’s share in global merchandise exports).

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Did it create 10 crore jobs? 5.1 crore Manufacturing employment in 2016-17. Government target was 10 crore, additional manufacturing jobs by 2022. And 5.3 crore manufacturing employment in 2025-26. Net increase: +0.2 crore.

Source: CMIE. Directorate General of Employment and Training, Ministry of Labour and Employment. Note: Figures are for total persons employed in the manufacturing sector.

Did Make in India achieve its 25% target? 18.1% Manufacturing share of GDP in 2011-12, Target by 2022, 25% of GDP. And in 2024-25, 17.2% Manufacturing share of GDP. (Source: MoSPL, National Accounts Statistics (2011-12 base year series)

12 years of Make in India: PLI drives ₹2.58 lakh crore investment, ₹15.53 lakh crore exports; CII calls for deeper manufacturing

The evolution marks a shift in how India is positioning itself in the global economy. While the size of the domestic market remains a major attraction for companies, CII said manufacturing competitiveness will increasingly depend on India’s ability to combine market scale with technology, talent, infrastructure and capital.

“A large market attracts businesses. A competitive production base creates businesses. A country that can combine both, while developing technology, talent, infrastructure and capital, can shape global value chains,” said R Mukundan, president, CII and managing director & CEO, Tata Chemicals.

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On Friday, the 50-metre-tall GSLV rocket carrying NVS-03 lifted off at the scheduled time of 11.51 pm from the second launch pad at Satish Dhawan Space Centre, following a 24-hour countdown. After a flight of about 18 minutes, which saw the successful performance of all three stages including the complex cryogenic upper stage, the primary payload got separated from the launch vehicle and was injected into a Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO).

In his address following the success of the crucial mission, Narayanan said already three satellites, including NVS-01 are successfully working and now, NVS-03 has restored Position, Navigation and Timing (PNT) services.

The GSLV mission placed the second-generation navigation satellite into its designated orbit, restoring NavIC to 4 operational satellites and strengthening India's indigenous navigation

India's independent regional navigation satellite system NavIC was restored to its minimum operational configuration of four satellites on Friday as Isro successfully launched its navigation satellite NVS-03, which was placed into the designated injection orbit by a GSLV rocket.

The second-generation navigation satellite NVS-03 with indigenous and procured atomic clocks has a wide array of applications including civilian use like real time tracking of trains, vehicles, and shipping vessels. Further, the NavIC constellation is an important component of the 'one nation, one time' project, Isro chief V Narayanan said after the successful mission launch.

The NVS-03 satellite is all set to complement three other navigational satellites in operation including the NVS-01 and it will strengthen infrastructure for a robust IST with the government recently notifying the Legal Metrology (Indian Standard Time) Rules, 2026. The nation's own satellite navigation system 'NaVIC,' is the Indian version of GPS, albeit confined to the country and 1,500 km beyond.

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Thursday, 10 September 2026

Uncovering Mangalore: Beyond the Coastal Staples



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Mangalore is located on the west coast of India, with Goa to the north and Kerala to the south. Mangalore is most famous for its pristine coastal beaches, historic and old temples, churches and mosques, and spicy coastal cuisine with a wide range of seafood. Many rate the range to be better than in Goa, as the bigger fishes arrive in Goan ports by boats, early in the morning from Mangalore. A tourist destination few are aware of. It’s now attracting many local and foreign tourists. Including travel and food bloggers and vloggers.

Mangalore has rich history. It was historically the capital of the Alupa dynasty, whose kings ruled coastal Karnataka for over a thousand years. The city is a healthy mix of old and new. Ancient structures stand in harmony with modern buildings. It’s a culturally rich place with old traditions kept alive. Kantara movie was a live example of this.

Mangalore highlights:

*Mangalore got its name from the local deity and Mangaladevi Temple. The Hindu goddess of Mangaluru, an incarnation of the goddess Shakti or Durga.

*Mangalore is known as the Gateway to Karnataka.

*Mangalore has over 1000 temples and most of them are over 1000 years old. There are many old churches and mosques too.

*Mangalore is accessible by road, rail, air and sea.

*Mangalore has a busy international Airport and Sea port, with foreign cruise ships calling from time to time.

*Mangalore is in the list of smart cities and one of the cleanest and safest cities in India.

*Mangalore is known as the "Rome of the East" because of its historical architecture and ancient churches.

*Mangalore is known as the Ice cream capital of India, with several major outlets offering a wide range of ice creams.

*Mangalore is an educational hub with students from all over India and abroad who come to study in Mangalore, Suratkal and Manipal from medical to engineering and other professional courses.

*Mangalore is the only city in India and probably in the world known by 10 names –

It is also mentioned in the ancient books and travelogue stories of foreigners, like in  Greece, Arabia and others. The names are as follows:

Mangaluru, the official name in Kannada.

Kodial, the name used in Konkani language.

Kudla, the widely used local name in Tulu language.

Maikala, the name in Beary language (spoken by local Muslims).

Kaudal, the historical name in Urdu.

Manjiloree, the historical name in Arabic

Mangalapuram, traditional name in Malayalam.

Kodeyaala in Havyakka (spoken by Havyakka Brahmins native to coastal and parts of northern Kerala).

Manjarun, the historical name recorded in ancient Sanskrit texts.

Mangalore, the anglicized name since British rule, commonly known in English.

Tulu is the most spoken first language in Mangalore, spoken roughly by 35-50% or more, of the population. Kannada, Konkani, Beary is also spoken. Hindi and English are spoken and understood. Since Kerala is not very far, you find many Malayalees either settled, doing business, working and students studying in Mangalore. In recent years people from other states have settled here. Rajasthanis, Gujaratis, Tamilians and others have settled here.

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*Mangalore is known as the cradle of Indian Banking. 5 major banks are from Mangalore/South Canara with their main/regional offices in Mangalore. They are as follows:

Canara Bank, Syndicate Bank, Vijay Bank, Karnataka Bank, Corporation Bank.

*Mangalore is also known for Medical Tourism with many top doctors, hospitals and clinics in and around Mangalore.

People from different parts of India, mainly from south, especially Kerala, Middle East/Gulf, and even foreigners from west come to Mangalore for treatment and surgery. The environment, cost and healthcare are the main attractions.

*Mangalore is also known for its virgin and Blue Flag beaches – The beaches are clean and less crowded as compared to other beaches like in Goa. Panambur Beach, Tannirbhavi Beach, Ullal Beach are close by.

*Mangalore is known for a wide range of seafood, vegetarian fare and traditional snacks. There are many popular and old restaurants serving a wide variety of seafood. Tourists and visitors love the cuisine. Some of the restaurants have the traditional ambience showing the cultural roots and rich history.

*Many people are tempted to compare Goa and Mangalore. There are many similarities between Goa and Mangalore. Some of them being, both are coastal cities, Konkani is spoken in both and Portuguese occupied both the places, but in Mangalore only for a brief period. Mangaloreans drove away the Portuguese with their aggressive posture. Queen Abbakka from Ullal was mainly responsible for driving away and not allowing the Portuguese to get a foothold in the city though they tried several times, whereas the Goans didn’t resist to that extent and were subdued by the Portuguese. Many attribute it to the easy-going lifestyle of the Goans. Many Goans feel, Mangalore is more developed than Goa.

*Mangalore is a multi-lingual city as I mentioned above. Languages spoken here are – Tulu, a local dialect, Kannada, Konkani, Beary, Hindi, English and Malayalam as Kerala is about an hour from Mangalore. Muslims in Mangalore and north Kerala speak Beary, a distinct Malayalam-based language influenced by Tulu. People are friendly and though from different religions live in peace and harmony.

*Famous Mangaloreans:

Mangaloreans introduced Udupi hotels in Mumbai. Udupi hotels all over India and abroad are mostly run and managed by Mangaloreans. They also introduced the famous vegetarian thali culture along with a wide range of delicious south Indian snacks like idli, wada, dosas with chutney and sambhar.

There are many Mangaloreans who have excelled in different fields and have made a name for themselves. Mangalore roots are linked to several prominent figures in the film, sports, business, industry and literature.

George Fernandes, the veteran firebrand trade unionist and former Defence Minister, KS Hegde, former speaker of Lok Sabha, Guru Dutt, the famous director actor, ahead of his time, Sunil Shetty, Shilpa Shetty, Rohit Shetty, Pooja Hegde, Anushka Shetty, Aishwarya Rai, Deepika Padukone, Isha Koppikar, Prakash Raj in films. Freida Pinto, the star of Slumdog Millionaire. Ravi Shastri, former captain and coach of Indian cricket team, KL Rahul, Shreyas Iyer, current cricketers, Budi Kunderan, former wicketkeeper and dashing batsman, Prakash Padukone, legendary badminton player who won All England Open, Ashish Ballal, a reliable hockey goalkeeper, Vandana Rao, Ashwini Akkunji, sprint athletes and Asian Games gold medalist, Vijay Mallya in business and industry, BR Shetty,  founder of NMC Health and UAE Exchange, Devi Shetty, renowned cardiac surgeon and founder of Narayana Health, Anant Pai, creator of Amar Chitra Katha and Tinkle comics, often known as Uncle Pai, KV Kamath, the veteran banker, MV Kamath, former editor of The Sunday Times, Illustrated Weekly of India, Washington Correspondent for Times of India and chairman of Prasar Bharati, Aravind Adiga, author who won the Booker Prize for his novel,  UR Rao, renowned space scientist and former chairman of ISRO, TV Mohandas Pai, former CFO of Infosys, Sandeep Chowta, music director, Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay, freedom fighter, Daya Nayak the encounter specialist in Mumbai Police and many others. Yours truly has a Mangalore connection too!

Kadri, Bejai, Valencia, Chilimbi and Falnir are widely considered as upscale neighborhoods in Mangalore. These areas feature high property value, luxury high-rise apartments and top infrastructure. You find beautiful homes, buildings, cottages, villas and mansions all over the city. Mangalore is an emerging top-tier choice for retirees and returning NRIs seeking balanced lifestyle, high-quality healthcare, and strong cultural roots and abundant greenery.

Mangalore International Airport (IATA: IXE) is unique and different.

Scenic and Unique Terrain:

Located in Bajpe, about 13 km from the Mangaluru city-center, it is famously known for being one of the few airports in India with tabletop runways, which are engineered on a leveled hilltop plateau flanked by steep valleys. 

Vital Connectivity:

It is the second-busiest airport in Karnataka (after Bengaluru) and serves as a major gateway for coastal Karnataka, linking the region domestically and offering extensive international connectivity, particularly to the Middle East. There are plans to start direct flights to Singapore soon.

Modern Management:

Originally opened in 1951 as Bajpe Aerodrome, the airport is currently operated by Mangaluru International Airport Limited under the Adani Group, featuring a single integrated passenger terminal that handles both domestic and international traffic. It’s a well-designed and compact airport with modern amenities.

Aviation Firsts: It holds the distinction of being the first airport in Karnataka to feature two runways, as well as the first in the state to have a runway made entirely of concrete.

Comparison between Mangalore and Bangalore:

Since both the cities are in Karnataka, people tend to compare the two. Bangalore is the capital of Karnataka and Mangalore is the District Headquarters of Dakshina Kannada or South Kanara district.

Which city, Bangalore or Mangalore is better to live? It all depends whether you prefer a fast-paced life or a relaxed coastal lifestyle. Bangalore is more of a metropolitan city, and Mangalore is a growing coastal city. In a way Mangalore is better than Bangalore if you prefer a peaceful, coastal lifestyle, with lower costs and lesser traffic. Ideal for retired people. Bangalore with job opportunities and fast-paced, cosmopolitan mega-city with diverse dining, shopping and active nightlife is preferred by the active younger lot.

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After the government companies, is it the turn of ISRO, many ask? The employee bodies said launch-vehicle design, realization, integration, testing and launch operations are not simply manufacturing contracts. ISRO staff write to chairman, seek clarity on private sector shift.

Around nine employee associations across the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) centres have sought a written assurance from Chairman V Narayanan regarding the agency’s future role, recruitment and job security as India shifts routine rocket and satellite production towards private industry, according to a report from The Indian Express.

The representation follows recent remarks by IN-SPACe Chairman Pawan Goenka that ISRO would eventually stop manufacturing launch vehicles, allowing the national space agency to focus on research, advanced technologies and strategic scientific missions.

Employees raise alarm as it is concerning them. In a joint representation dated September 4, the associations said public comments about transferring ISRO’s manufacturing and operational activities to private firms and public-sector undertakings had created uncertainty among employees.

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Will ISRO survive, will it attract India’s top brains and technocrats? Send in your comments.

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