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Embassy International Riding School is proud to announce a historic achievement by Ashish Limaye at the Asian Equestrian Championships. Limaye made history by clinching India’s first-ever individual gold in eventing, riding his trusted partner, Willy Be Dun, to a winning total score of 29.4. This victory marks a significant milestone, as Limaye becomes the first Indian to win an individual continental gold since the Asian Games in 1982. The Indian team, made up of Ashish, Shashank Kanumuri, and Shashank Kataria, won the silver medal as well, with a combined score of 121.8, and finished just behind Thailand (117.6).

Limaye expressed his emotions after the win, saying;

“It has been a long journey, but today it all seems worth it. Especially after the last Asian Games when I was leading and had a blank moment  it felt like I let everyone down. Today, this feels like a redemption. I am glad that Jitu Virwani, the Embassy Group, and Silva Storai of Embassy International Riding School still believed in me and my efforts. It takes a village to get here, and it’s not just my effort… My family, my trainers – Carola Bierlein and Jerome Robine – and everyone that was a part of it directly or indirectly got us this medal… and on top of the list is my horse WILLY BE DUN!”

Embassy International Riding School’s Role;

Embassy International Riding School and Jitu Virwani, Chairman of Embassy Group, have been consistent sponsors and supporters of Ashish Limaye, providing world-class training and facilities. Silva Storai, Director of EIRS, highlighted Limaye’s perseverance and the collaborative spirit that led to this historic win.

By:-  Dr. Meghana Nyapathi, Cluster Head – Reproductive Medicine, Milann Fertilityl, Bengaluru

Fertility isn’t just about getting pregnant,it also reflects your hormones, nutrition, and overall well-being. But, many women often ignore or miss simple signs of their body.  At times , women find it difficult to identify when they ovulate or recognize the natural cues of their reproductive health. A 2023 study published in the Indian Journal of Community Medicine revealed that over 60% of Indian women had low fertility awareness.

Understanding the subtle signs that the human body gives out on a regular basis is crucial.  The following are the six main indicators that you might be naturally fertile.

• Women having regular menstrual cycles:

The physiological process by which one of your ovaries releases an egg is called ovulation, and it usually happens 14 days before to your next period.  Following its release, the egg passes through the fallopian tube, where sperm can fertilise it and this leads to pregnancy.  The egg disintegrates 24 hrs post ovulation if fertilisation is unsuccessful, and your menstrual cycle continues with the onset of the period. The menstrual cycle normally lasts between 26 and 35 days, with ovulation usually taking place approximately 14 days before the next period.  Regular cycles indicate that your hormones are in balance and that the ovaries are regularly releasing eggs.  About 20% of Indian women experience irregular cycles, which might be a sign of PCOS, thyroid imbalance, or stress, all of which can disrupt ovulation.

• Understanding possible ovulation symptoms:

Around the middle of the  cycle, you might notice a dull ache in your lower belly, a bit of bloating, or even a sudden burst of energy. These are your body’s gentle hints that ovulation is happening,  a phase doctors call mittelschmerz, which simply means “middle pain” in German. It’s your ovary releasing an egg, and a key moment if you’re trying to conceive. Nearly 8 in 10 women experience these subtle signs.

• The changes in Cervical mucus

As you get closer to ovulation, you might notice a change in your vaginal discharge, it becomes clear, slippery, and stretchy, almost like egg whites. This is your body’s way of helping sperm move easily and stay alive longer, making it the perfect time for conception. If your discharge feels dry or sticky instead at all times, or discolouredit could be your body’s signal that you’re not in your fertile phase yet, or that your hormones need a little attention.

• What healthy skin and hair describes

If your skin feels clear and your hair looks healthy and shiny, it’s often a sign that your hormones are well balanced. But if you’re struggling with frequent breakouts, hair loss, or noticing extra facial hair, your body might be trying to tell you something. These changes can happen when male hormones (androgens) rise, which is common in PCOS, a condition that affects about one in five Indian women and can make it harder to get pregnant.

• What does stable weight and active metabolism tell you about

Keeping your weight in a healthy range helps your hormones stay balanced and supports regular ovulation. If you’re underweight, your body might not produce enough reproductive hormones. On the other hand, carrying extra weight can affect insulin levels and make ovulation less regular. Studies show that even a small weight gain, about five BMI points can lower your chances of getting pregnant by nearly 25%.

• Minimal Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) or Menstrual Pain

It’s normal to feel a little discomfort before your period, but very painful cramps or heavy bleeding can be a warning sign. Conditions like endometriosis , fibroids,or even endometrial polyps which affect about 1 in 10 women, can make it harder to conceive. Smooth, manageable cycles usually mean your hormones are in good balance.

When a couple tries to conceive for 12 months but fails, and most importantly ,after trying for even just 6 months , if the woman is over 35 years, they should consult a fertility specialist. Because, early intervention can help to identify underlying issues quickly and help to get improved outcomes.

Fertility is also one of the factors that decides your body’s internal equilibrium.  Therefore, by understanding these signs women can safeguard their reproductive health and make educated decisions by being aware of these covert indicators and getting prompt medical attention before it’s too late.

Coimbatore, Dec 05: Kaya, India’s most trusted dermatologist-led clinic chain, announces the opening of its second clinic in Coimbatore, further cementing its presence in “Manchester of the South.” Following the success of its first clinic at Skanda Square, Kaya’s new space on DB Road is a testament to the city’s growing demand for advanced, science-backed skincare.

The expansion is driven by Coimbatore’s rising business community, influx from nearby cities, and a discerning clientele that values skincare and expert-led personal care. DB Road, renowned for its accessibility and vibrant retail landscape, offers Kaya the ideal setting to serve clients seeking premium, customised dermatology solutions.

Designed as a high-tech, calming sanctuary, the new clinic offers Kaya’s full range of advanced services, including pigmentation correction, acne and scar reduction, laser hair reduction, anti-ageing treatments, hair restoration, and medi-facials, all led by board-certified dermatologists. The clinic’s approach is tailored to address Coimbatore’s unique environmental challenges, such as dust and sun exposure, ensuring every client receives personalised, science-backed care.

Dr Saranya B, Consultant Dermatologist and Medical Advisor, Kaya Limited, said, “With the launch of our new DB Road clinic, we’re making advanced dermatology more accessible to the people of Coimbatore and nearby cities. Residents often face skin issues exacerbated by local environmental factors. At the DB Road clinic, we’ve developed targeted solutions to help all age groups achieve healthier and more resilient skin.”

Coimbatore’s blend of tradition and progress makes it a standout market for premium dermatology. Our expansion here reflects our commitment to serving high-growth cities that value expert-led, science-based skincare. With our second clinic, we’re deepening our connection with a city that embodies confidence, progress, and self-care,

Kaya’s growing footprint in Tamil Nadu underscores its mission to make trusted dermatology accessible across India’s new centres of growth. The Coimbatore DB Road clinic marks a milestone in both expansion and empathy, bringing expert care, innovation, and genuine connection to every skin story.

Hyderabad, Dec 4: Grace Cancer Foundation (GCF), one of India’s leading non-profit organisations dedicated to cancer awareness, early detection, treatment support, rehabilitation and research, celebrated its 12th Anniversary on Thursday at Forum Hall, Hotel Daspalla, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad.

Founded by Dr Chinnababu Sunkavalli, Senior Consultant Surgical & Robotic Oncologist and Clinical Director – Surgical Oncology at Yashoda Hospital, the Foundation has evolved into a global movement committed to reducing the cancer burden through scientific innovation, technology-driven outreach and community-based healthcare initiatives.

On this occasion, Dr Chinnababu Sunkavalli announced that the Grace Cancer Foundation has entered into two Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with the Governments of Meghalaya and Tripura to roll out free cancer screening programmes from February 2026. He said the Foundation began with a noble mission to alleviate the burden of cancer by offering Cure, Care & Compassion to the needy, and over the years, this has transformed into a holistic health campaign striving to create freedom from cancer through education, early detection, timely treatment, rehabilitation and cutting-edge research. Over the past 12 years, Grace Cancer Foundation has touched the lives of 1.4 crore individuals across 130 countries, reflecting its expanding global footprint.

The celebrations were graced by Shri A. V. Ranganath, IPS, Commissioner of HYDRA, Government of Telangana, as Chief Guest, and Dr Shailendra Kumar Joshi, IAS (Retd.), Former Chief Secretary of Telangana, and Shri Gareth Wynn Owen, British Deputy High Commissioner, Hyderabad, as Guests of Honour.

Addressing the 200-plus gathering, Shri A.V. Ranganath, referring to Prof. Arun Tiwari, who spoke before him, remarked that just as Dr Chinnababu works as a surgical oncologist for a cancer-free society, “we too are no less than surgeons. We at HYDRA are also surgeons, removing tumours from society, saving public property from encroachers. We are working to protect public property for a safe, secure and sustainable city.”

He said HYDRA has reclaimed public property worth ₹60,000 crore in the past 15 months since it came into existence and, buoyed by overwhelming public support, has set an ambitious target of reclaiming property worth ₹1 lakh crore in the next one year. “When we reclaim public property, we derive a lot of satisfaction—it is a feel-good factor,” he added, noting that he draws inspiration from Dr Chinnababu and feels recharged by his work.

Dr Shailendra Kumar Joshi and Shri Gareth Wynn Owen lauded the efforts of the Grace Cancer Foundation in taking cancer awareness and screening to the masses.

Prof. Arun Tiwari explained why the HYDRA Commissioner was chosen as Chief Guest, drawing a parallel between Dr Chinnababu, who is working towards a cancer-free society, and Shri A.V. Ranganath, who is working towards encroacher-free public properties.

Their presence underscored the growing recognition of GCF’s work at a time when India faces an alarming rise in cancer cases—over 1.6 million in 2023, with a projected 12.8% increase by 2025.

Early detection continues to be the strongest scientific intervention for improving survival outcomes, and GCF’s model demonstrates the power of accessible and technology-enabled cancer care. In 2024 alone, GCF screened more than 61,000 individuals, leading to over 1,000 early detections.

Its goal for 2025 is to reach one lakh lives through free mobile screening for Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs), including cancer, diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular risk profiling. The anniversary event brought together medical experts, dignitaries, public health professionals, volunteers and supporters to spotlight the innovations, research collaborations and community initiatives that continue to drive the Foundation’s impact.

An annual report was presented, and an annual newsletter was unveiled on the occasion.

Tsugami’s worldclass assembly plant & foundry in Chennai formally inaugurated today – a significant milestone strengthening India’s high-precision manufacturing ecosystem

Chennai, Dec 04: Tsugami, one of the world’s leading precision engineering machine tool giants took its long-term commitment to India to the next orbit today with the formal inauguration of its’ worldclass precision engineering assembly and foundry infrastructure in Oragadam on the outskirts of Chennai today. Shri Arun Roy, IAS, Secretary Industries, Govt. of Tamilnadu, Shri Kaoru Shiraishi, Director General, JETRO Shri Toshihiro  Serikawa, Chairman of the Board, Tsugami India, Mami Matushita, Director, Tsugami India, Veera Suresh Kumar, Director, Tsugami India and Shri K Balaubramanian, Founder, Tsugami Presicion, India and Chairman & MD, Proteck Machinery India. Were present on the occasion.. Assembly with an annual capacity of 3000 machines and the foundry with an installed annual capacity of 6000 tons spread over 15 acres will enhance the volume production of high performance machine tools of Tsugami in Bharat. The 300000 sft. facility situated at SIPCOT Industrial park Oragadam will employ 700 professionals with another 300 required to support the facility taking the total employment to above 1000.

Formally cutting the ribbon, Shri Kaoru Shiraishi, Director General, JETRO, said,

”Today’s inauguration is yet another excellent example of the long-standing relationship built on trust, innovation, and mutual respect between Japan and India. There is immense value creation possible when one combines Japanese technology and quality with India’s talent, energy and growing market strength. This new facility represents a deep commitment to contributing to India’s development, creating local employment and strengthening industrial capabilities. Am confident that this facility will become a model of excellence and a symbol of our enduring partnership. JETRO remains committed to supporting Japanese companies in India and to fostering an environment where collaboration and innovation can thrive.”

In his remarks, Arun Roy, IAS, Secretary – Industries, Govt. of Tamilnadu, said,

” For several decades, Japan has been one of Tamil Nadu’s most trusted partners in economic development, cooperation and advanced manufacturing. Japanese companies have consistently shown confidence in TN’s talent, infrastructure, and business-friendly environment. Today’s inauguration is a major reaffirmation of that partnership & confidence. This new facility reflects the values that define Japanese industry—precision, discipline, innovation and an unwavering commitment to excellence. Am delighted that this facility will generate significant employment for our youth who are known globally for their technical skills and dedication. Am confident that the collaboration between Japanese expertise and local talent will set new benchmarks & create new opportunities for local suppliers in Tamilnadu.”

In his remarks, K Balasubramaniam, Founder, Tsugami India and Chairman & MD, Proteck Machinery India, said,

“The new facility is a big step-up for India’s high-precision manufacturing ecosystem as Tsugami is globally respected as among the pioneering players in the precision engineering space known for their innovation and unwavering commitment to excellence. This facility is surely going to lead to a snowballing effect on India’s ability to support manufacturing of components and products that need precision engineering, a much needed capability. Availability of human resurces with superior competence in industrial manufacturing is one of the significant factors that compelled us to choose Chennai and Tamilnadu for this new facility. It’s a truly proud moment for each of us at Tsugami India today and we are truly indebted to the Tsugami Corporation board and management for their unwavering commitment to India and Tamilnadu.”

The new infrastructure enables increased indigenous production of Tsugami machine tools. Starting from bare metal to finished machines, the newly inaugurated facilities enhance scale of production while maintaining the stringent quality standards that Tsugami is known for, worldwide.  The expansion enables in-house manufacture of the machines promoting quality with volume scalability.

Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW), the AI Data Cloud company, and Anthropic, an AI safety and research company, today announced a significant expansion of their strategic partnership. The multi-year, $200 million agreement will not only make Anthropic’s Claude models available in the Snowflake platform to more than 12,600 global customers across all three major clouds, but also establishes a joint global go-to-market (GTM) initiative focused on deploying AI agents across the world’s largest enterprises. Claude will also serve as a key model powering Snowflake’s enterprise intelligence agent, Snowflake Intelligence, to transform the nature of work by delivering all an organization’s knowledge through one trusted agent that sparks curiosity, encourages exploration, and accelerates innovation.

• Turn Data Into Action: Snowflake Intelligence, powered by Claude Sonnet 4.5, is an enterprise intelligence agent that puts insights at every user’s fingertips. It enables business users to analyze, reason, and gain insights from all of their structured and unstructured data, using only natural language prompts.
• Unlock Deeper Analysis with Multimodal AI: With Snowflake Cortex AI Functions, users can leverage Anthropic’s newest models, including Claude Opus 4.5, which Snowflake hosted on day one, to query all data types from traditional rows and columns of numbers to text, images, audio, and more all while using SQL, the universal language they already know and love for managing data. 
• Build Custom, Multi-Agent Solutions: Snowflake Cortex Agents empower users to build trusted, production-ready data agents to retrieve their structured and unstructured data more accurately. Customers can power these data agents with Claude, helping ensure accuracy, efficiency, and governance at every step of the workflow.
• Built-In Governance and Observability: When leveraging Anthropic models in Snowflake, Snowflake Horizon Catalog provides end-to-end governance and responsible AI controls  so teams can bring AI agents into production with confidence.

Mumbai, Dec 04:  vTitan Corporation, a MedTech company focused on innovative healthcare solutions, today announced the launch of vCardio, a single-lead, wearable point-of-care cardiac monitor. The device is entirely designed and manufactured in India, making vTitan one of the first companies in the country to deliver an end-to-end solution from hardware to cloud-based AI analytics in the health-tech space.

vCardio has been engineered to provide smart, continuous monitoring for early detection of cardiac events and vigilant post-surgery care. With this launch, the company aims to make point-of-care services more accessible for patients and clinics.

“The cardiac monitoring market faces a critical gap,” said Prasad Maganti, CEO, vTitan. “There is an unmet need for point-of-care cardiac screening at ambulatory clinics, for continuous monitoring in pre-and-post-surgical step-down environments, and for prolonged home-based monitoring in cardiac risk patients. When we built vCardio, an edge-AI-enabled cardiac monitor, from ground up keeping clinical work flows in mind, , our aim was to meet this market need, and make cardiac care safer, smarter, and more accessible.”

vCardio is a lightweight, compact point-of-care cardiac monitor designed for remote patient monitoring in homecare, geriatric care, and clinical settings. With Bluetooth connectivity, the device integrates seamlessly with the vCardio mobile app and software platform. Its lightweight construction ensures patient comfort during extended wear periods, supporting continuous monitoring throughout post-care recovery.

With vCardio, patient registration and monitor activation can be done easily, enabling continuous ECG capture and real-time analysis. The system detects abnormalities and alerts clinicians instantly. In clinics, vCardio offers quick 5-10 minute recordings with on-device edge-AI processing. For 7-10 day home monitoring, data is securely uploaded to the cloud for in-depth analysis. It generates cardiac event-based snapshots along with hourly and daily summaries for physician review. Hospitals and clinics can also manage patient records securely while monitoring patients remotely.

vCardio employs AI-powered algorithms to detect and classify over 20 clinically significant cardiac arrhythmias in real-time as well as in the post-recording analysis of cardiac data over the course of a week. With clinically-validated accuracy, and beat-to-beat analysis, vCardio empowers healthcare professionals with faster, more precise rhythm insights, enhancing diagnostic confidence, streamlining clinical workflows, and improving patient outcomes.

In rural areas, where access to medical specialists is limited, vCardio aims to plays a crucial role in healthcare delivery. By utilising baseline data to flag potential health issues through screening, vCardio helps with prevention and mitigation strategies for heart health, providing a vital point-of-care solution for outpatient services in underserved areas.

“By combining patient-friendly design with advanced remote monitoring capabilities, we are aiming to transform cardiac care delivery by eliminating traditional barriers to remote patient monitoring. Our platform empowers healthcare systems to extend clinical-grade cardiac surveillance beyond the hospital walls, driving better outcomes while reducing the cost and complexity of care coordination, no matter where the patient is located,” he added.

Established in 2010, vTitan today offers a wide range of med-tech solutions across infusion, radiology, urology, monitoring, and cardiology, all developed, designed, and manufactured in-house. The company remains committed to delivering cutting-edge technology that enhances clinical efficiency and patient outcomes.

Mumbai, Dec 04: HyFun Foods is one of India’s leading frozen food manufacturers, built on a robust seed-to-shelf model that ensures quality, consistency, and traceability. As the country’s largest processor of processing-grade potatoes, HyFun combines advanced agronomy, efficient value chains, and world-class manufacturing to deliver premium frozen snacks to consumers in India and across global markets.

Supporting this engine is HyFarm, HyFun’s dedicated Agri Business unit and farmer connect brand, which works directly with over 8000 farmers through scientific crop planning, precision agronomy, and technology-led advisory systems. With initiatives like Paathshala, VigyaanShala, and soil-health programs, HyFarm strengthens farm productivity while promoting sustainable, soil-smart practices, making HyFun and HyFarm naturally aligned with the mission of World Soil Day, which emphasises that strong food systems begin with healthy, well-nurtured soil.

Underlining the foundational role of soil in HyFun’s agri ecosystem, Haresh Karamchandani, MD & Group CEO, HyFun Foods, stated: “World Soil Day is a reminder that the strength of India’s food system begins long before the end product reaches the shelves of a supermarket. It’s rooted in the strength of our soil. At HyFun Foods, we work closely with farming communities to promote soil-smart practices.

Our R&D initiative, VigyaanShala, strengthens this effort by bringing experts from across the world to study, test, and refine our agronomic practices – that in turn will over time improve soil health. The insights developed there are carefully evaluated and then shared with farmers through our Paathshala program, ensuring the knowledge is translated into clear, actionable practices that farmers can apply directly in their fields.

Further, our farmer-support app, FarmOji, ties this ecosystem together by giving growers real-time tracking, updates, and advisories to keep their crop health on point. For us, nurturing soil health isn’t a box to tick, it’s the foundation of stronger harvests, better quality, and a resilient Indian food ecosystem.”

A home should feel calm, balanced, and full of life the moment you step inside. The way light enters a room, air circulates, and spaces connect has a quiet but powerful influence on your mood. Homebuyers in Bangalore increasingly value these unseen qualities alongside luxury and design. 

A well-planned 3 BHK villa in Bangalore can offer comfort and privacy, along with an atmosphere that radiates harmony and positivity. Let’s look at the key factors that help maintain this flow of positive energy and turn your villa into a peaceful sanctuary.

Key Factors that Influence Positive Energy Flow in a 3 BHK Villa in Bangalore

Positive energy in a home comes from thoughtful planning, natural elements, and emotional connection. Each aspect contributes to a living environment that supports health, happiness, and peace of mind.

• Orientation and Direction

The direction your villa faces can determine how sunlight and air move through the space. East- or north-facing entrances are considered ideal because they allow soft morning light to fill the interiors. Sunlight symbolises vitality, and having it flow through your living areas helps create a cheerful and balanced atmosphere. Many modern 3 BHK villas in Bangalore now follow such orientation principles to enhance natural brightness and warmth throughout the day.

• Layout and Spatial Design

Open, well-planned spaces naturally encourage better air circulation and free movement. Narrow hallways and cluttered rooms can restrict both airflow and energy. When reviewing layouts of under-construction projects in Bangalore, check that living and dining areas are interconnected and well-lit. Rooms should feel open yet comfortable, allowing light and air to travel easily. The right spatial balance keeps your villa from feeling confined and promotes a sense of harmony in everyday life.

• Natural Light and Ventilation

A well-ventilated home instantly feels more alive. Ample daylight keeps your interiors fresh and reduces dependence on artificial lighting. Wide windows, skylights, and cross-ventilation are small architectural details that have a big impact on the feel of a home. A thoughtfully designed 3 BHK villa in Bangalore uses these elements to ensure constant air exchange, removing stagnation and keeping rooms energised.

• Use of Natural Elements 

Bringing nature indoors connects you with balance and calm. Adding indoor plants, natural textures, or water features introduces freshness and life. Consider bamboo, money plants, or peace lilies to purify the air and symbolise growth. Many 3 BHK villas in Bangalore communities include landscaped courtyards or garden patches for this purpose. Even a small green corner can bring emotional and visual relief after a long day.

• Lighting and Colour Palette

Lighting sets the emotional tone of a home. Natural light during the day should be complemented by soft, warm artificial lighting at night. Cooler lights work better for kitchens and study areas, while warm tones create a relaxed ambience in living rooms and bedrooms. 

Pair your lighting with soothing colours such as white, light blue, or pastel green. Earthy tones add grounding energy. A well-lit 3 BHK villa in Bangalore instantly feels more spacious and tranquil, supporting comfort and focus for all residents.

• Clean and Inviting Entrances

The entrance is the gateway for both guests and positive energy. Keep this area clean, well-lit, and clutter-free. Adding gentle fragrances, potted plants, or soft lighting creates a welcoming atmosphere. Many under-construction projects in Bangalore feature elegant front entrances and landscaped pathways, creating a warm first impression for homeowners and visitors alike.

• Balanced Vastu Alignment

Vastu principles have long been associated with balance and well-being. While not everyone follows them strictly, some placements can support a natural energy flow:

• The master bedroom in the southwest is for stability
• The kitchen in the southeast for warmth and nourishment
• A prayer or meditation space in the northeast for peace

Several 3 BHK villas in Bangalore projects now blend modern architecture with Vastu elements, ensuring a home that feels both functional and harmonious.

• Clutter-free Interiors

Clutter blocks energy and affects clarity of thought. Keeping your villa clean and organised allows air and light to move freely. Minimal furniture, hidden storage, and tidy surfaces promote peace and efficiency. Residents who maintain clutter-free spaces in their 3 BHK villa in Bangalore often experience better focus, restful sleep, and overall well-being. A calm space supports a calm mind.

• Personal Touches and Décor Harmony

Your surroundings reflect your inner world. Add décor that conveys positivity and happiness, such as soft fabrics, family photographs, or art that inspires. Avoid overly dark or chaotic designs that may disturb balance. Homes that express their residents’ personality and values tend to feel naturally peaceful. When your 3 BHK villa in Bangalore feels personal, it becomes a true source of comfort and stability.

• External Environment and Community Setting

The surroundings of your villa influence its internal energy. Proximity to green spaces, parks, and tree-lined roads enhances air quality and overall peace. Homes located away from busy roads or industrial areas experience less noise and dust. Builders in Bangalore are now prioritising green infrastructure, ensuring that every home benefits from a cleaner, calmer environment. When the outer environment feels balanced, the inner space benefits too.

Creating a Balanced, Peaceful Living Environment

Creating positive energy in a 3 BHK villa in Bangalore is about more than design aesthetics. It’s about building an environment that feels balanced, peaceful, and alive. When every corner supports harmony from the entrance and lighting to colours and ventilation, the entire home becomes a space of comfort and joy.

Homebuyers are increasingly drawn to builders who understand this connection between architecture and well-being. Builders like Casagrand focus on thoughtful layouts, ample ventilation, and green design principles that naturally support energy flow.

Jaipur, Dec 3 : In a design world dominated by speed, Man Made Rugs makes an intentional choice to move differently. At a time when luxury home décor is increasingly defined by trends and algorithms, the brand repositions luxury through time – measured not in seasons, but in hours of human craftsmanship. Their handmade rugs, created entirely without powerlooms, carry the quiet confidence of objects shaped slowly, deliberately, and with purpose.

Each rug reflects the unhurried rhythm of traditional handwoven craft. The fibres show the subtle signatures of artisanal skill – shifts in tension, tonal variations, and textures that evolve only when a piece is crafted by hand from start to finish. These marks of imperfect beauty are not corrected; they are honoured. They form the emotional connection to craft that Man Made Rugs considers the real foundation of handcrafted luxury.

“Every rug is an heirloom in progress,” says the founder Mr. Pritam Khanna. “Time isn’t just part of our process – it’s the value we are offering.”

In a market crowded with machine-made designs, the brand makes a clear distinction between craftsmanship vs machine-made. Their slow craft movement is not a philosophy but a working reality. The artisans who create these pieces spend weeks – often months – perfecting a single rug. It is this time-honored craftsmanship that gives each piece its depth, weight, and longevity.

The brand also understands the needs of modern luxury interiors. Their rugs are created for intentional living – homes that value stillness, authenticity, and meaning. These aren’t decorative accessories; they are artisanal home accents that ground a space, soften its energy, and bring a sense of emotional home design. Each piece blends seamlessly into contemporary architecture while carrying the legacy of Indian craft traditions.

What makes a rug luxury today isn’t simply material or colour. It’s the presence of the maker’s hand. It’s the narrative of the slow design movement. It’s the assurance that a piece has been shaped with respect, not acceleration. Man Made Rugs captures this philosophy of handcrafted design and presents it in a form relevant to global taste yet deeply rooted in Indian craftsmanship.

As homes across the world shift toward slow living, sustainable rugs, and meaningful objects, Man Made Rugs offers something increasingly rare – pieces that feel personal. Pieces that feel lived with. Pieces that hold the human-made vs mass-made frequency of the people who made them.

In a culture obsessed with the immediate, the brand’s refusal to compromise time feels almost radical. And in that radical slowness, a new definition of luxury emerges: one that cannot be rushed, replicated, or replaced.