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Started the day super early today on-site – before the regular work hours kicked in. The sump area, which had its chicken mesh and inner wall placements completed by the team yesterday, was up next for curing. Since today's major work was only scheduled to start around 2 PM (Sunday), I decided not to waste the quiet morning. My partner and I took the opportunity to get the water flow going, and personally ensured curing was underway. There’s something peaceful about early site work . While we done with curing the sump and started for morning walk we had a surprise visit – a Naga Sadhu and a few Swamijis arrived on site on XUV , unannounced. Their presence and interaction brought a moment of calm and positivity. We took their blessings – felt like a good omen before a major concrete pour! ✅ Summary: -  Plastering for Sump -Sump curing done early morning -Chicken mesh and wall placing completed -Surprise blessing from a Naga Sadhu and Swamiji (UP-registered ...

Date: May 30th The day began early with a knock on the door at 5:45 AM—the bar bending team had arrived. A crew of 8 professionals from a small village near Malavalli, Mysore , hired by our contractor Anil ( HOME SQUADZ )  , were ready to get to work. Their coordination, speed, and workmanship were nothing short of impressive. While the team bent and tied the steel rods with precision, something more spiritual was happening alongside—the Payada Pooja (foundation ritual) was conducted with devotion. It was a beautiful balance of spiritual grounding and physical construction, marking a significant milestone in our journey. By the end of the day: - 65% of the bar bending work was completed - The Paya Pooja concluded smoothly - Site Engineer Prashanth from (BrickNBolt) done inspection work done by on ground and clearing all doubts which Bar bending team had The team's positive energy made the entire day feel light, productive, and blessed Photo Highlights: 1. Bar bending in ...