How to build a sustainable house using natural building materials

Location: Panchkula
Architect: Jitesh Malik, Studio Aureole
After successfully running the Aaananda Permaculture Project near Chandigarh, Manisha Lath Gupta and her family realised that it was time to live in the environment where they grow their produce. Living with nature meant living in a home built using natural materials. Aanandaa sustainable house is built using sustainable materials like rammed earth, stone, lime, brick, and traditional roofing systems. The natural building materials were sourced locally and Manisha also ensured that they hired local crafts persons. Some other features of the house include the underground cellar to store the produce, rainwater harvesting, waste water management and a biodigester.
The sustainable architecture at Aanandaa is designed and directed by the Studio Aureole team lead by Architect Jitesh Malik. Studio Aureole is a conscious practice, often bridging the artificial divides of product, interior, architecture and landscape. Architectural practice at Studio Aureole is about creating spaces that have the power to re-connect us with nature, with ourselves and with our communities. Their definition of sustainable goes beyond materials to include the social and ecological fabric that we inhabit. At Aanandaa, their approach has been to bring together an environmental sensitivity with a contemporary design sensibility and a socio-cultural imagination that fosters collaboration.
0:00 Introduction
1:02 Traditional techniques vs Urban sensibility
1:35 Architect's viewpoint
2:21 Training ground / Guest house
2:43 House tour
3:55 Living room
6:33 Kitchen
7:50 Cellar
9:45 Rainwater harvesting
10:54 Waste management
12:23 Private space
13:56 'Araish' work and bathrooms
15:05 Biodigester
15:50 Column-beam structure vs Earth structure
16:21 Legacy of a house
Down to Earth is Science and Environment fortnightly published by the Society for Environmental Communication, New Delhi. We publish news and analysis on issues that deal with sustainable development, which we scan through the eyes of science and environment.

[@kashifshehzad2328]

Extremely beautiful house built with most possible eco friendly materials, design, equipments and components.

[@sallybrite1530]

Gorgeous, but very labor-intensive. In the developed world skilled labor is the most expensive resource.

[@AK-iw3zw]

You can scale it down according to your needs ! Take the essential elements and modify.

[@feelinguru-vywiththepaingu9808]

​@@AK-iw3zwYes!

[@AsifKhan-xs2qi]

My question is how to get in touch with them if one gets confused in building a house like this in terms of materials

[@bachelorscookingvlogs4649]

If we want to build sustainable house in 200 gaj how much cost will come to build including all flooring, building materials cost and labour cost please suggest and tell me it's kind request ❤ 🙏

[@journeythroughindia]

This is what happens when you're well educated and actually apply those things in your real life. This should be everyone's Dream House.

[@farmaanandaa]

Thank you for your kind words

[@connectind3680]

I would like some help to build something like that too❤

[@someguy7212]

I have a mud house which is 508 years now. It is so good to see that there mud houses are being promoted in today's generation. Mostly people consider mud houses to be weak but they're actually much stronger than the steel and concrete ones.

[@marghubhussain2943]

I think this lady should be awarded Padmashri

[@farmaanandaa]

Haha thank you so much for that vote of confidence! 😄

[@jdevice5320]

this team has done wonders, they bought land at reasonable price and made it natural heaven called farm house

[@ashwanpreetsingh6420]

I wonder how many crores are in reasonable price

[@himanshusingh5214]

@@ashwanpreetsingh6420 It would be sustainable if everybody in that village can have a similar house.

[@sudhamuralidharan6574]

I felt the same

[@farmaanandaa]

​@@himanshusingh5214the village people are quite inspired to build in rammed earth. It may be even cheaper for them, as they may choose to build it themselves.

[@solartime8983]

Wise use of Natural building materials 🌳 We see Solar Hot Water system of roof & gas stove, but where is PhotoVoltaic ? You state "off-grid & pumps'" ...did we miss you mention of electric source??

[@anjalithakur5073]

What an intelligent way of reusing the grey water! Lemon grass, an excellent natural source of keeping mosquitoes and flies at bay; the grass gets its nourishment from the sludge and in turn keeps the surroundings pollution free. We read it, she applied it!!

[@vkndri7312]

You forgot to mention the pleasant smell it has too !

[@aditisk99]

​@@vkndri7312 And the flavour it provides

[@christinesmith7861]

What is so interesting is the level of rainfall and yet the dwelling is leak proof. Kudos to all the local craftsmen that worked on this project. So many modern leaky homes all around the western world.

[@ichifish]

Congratulations on building a house that is not only sustainable but beautiful. I'm sure the craftspeople are grateful to be able to work on a project that showcases their amazing skills.

[@farmaanandaa]

We are the ones who are indebted to them for helping us build this house.

[@ray_of_hope4219]

​@@farmaanandaaI need your suggestion on my future abode. Can you please tell me how much the budget should be for a sustainable 1bhk or a 2bhk house if I wish to make a beautiful house like Manisha Ji has made.?🙏

[@nitinpatni5505]

​@@farmaanandaapls share your contact details. We would like to build a house of 2bhk on the same concept.

[@aaronglusica2117]

Yes! 🪄💫☯️❤️🙏

[@mittalrekha94]

So beautiful naturally made house, great job Manishaji Congratulations

[@rahulratnam1217]

I was literally awestruck for the whole 17 minutes. ਇੰਝ ਲੱਗਦਾ ਹੈ ਜਿਵੇਂ ਇਸ ਆਸ਼ਿਆਨੇ ਨੂੰ ਬਣਾਉਣ ਲਈ ਤੁਸੀਂ ਆਪਣੇ ਸੁਪਨਿਆਂ ਨੂੰ ਬੁਣਿਆ ਹੋਵੇ।❤❤❤

[@farmaanandaa]

That's so nice of you to say

[@fookrefookre349]

We need these kind of visionary people...for our children...for their children!! Much love to the owners and creators of this masterpiece!!

[@anonymousdude2550]

Being so close to mother nature is like a heaven on earth itself- not less than a paradise

[@patblack2291]

What a beautiful sustainable home. You can feel how happy she is to live there!

[@sangeet358]

I love the way Manisha ji is walking around barefoot. That shows the deep connection with Mother Earth. Thanks for covering it so well DTE team.

[@DilipKumar-sz4mw]

I simply admire your work. Can't put my feelings in words. What you have done to nature and saving seeds is simply commendable.

[@SustainableHouse]

Well done and thank you, Manisha and all involved. Earth is lucky to have such care for her natural gifts.

[@farmaanandaa]

That's so nice of you to say

[@GurdeepSingh-qg5vo]

I am awestruck! this is absolutely beautiful. a mere sight of it reveals how beautifully you've welcomed mother nature into your heart and home. I have similar life goals and am even more inspired to work for something like this. I am surprised that I always used to imagine I would want to escape to somewhere in the hills to settle, but watching this video made me realize that, this lifestyle is still possible in Chandigarh. Oh i am never leaving now, and i hope that one day when i would wanna build with nature, I would reach out to Team Aanandaa, and guide me through the process. thank you for this lovely video.

[@MrSparamvir]

You people are the true children of MOTHER NATURE. KUDOS!

[@mehreengilani2742]

One of the best sustainable houses I have seen in a long time. Not to forget the amazing and enthusiastic explanation of the eloquent owner. Thank you for sharing your home with us. Love from Pakistan

[@GANESHMARAGANI]

I remember all kinds of walls i used to live in. Now i see all in different rooms, thats a great idea to believe our culture and environment ready home for ourself.

[@lindafogarasi3156]

Simply AMAZING Beautiful house Nothing is like natural materials👍

[@ummemaan123]

Truly "think local, act global" so inspiring ❤

[@lawrence6616]

Wow! Now I have found just the kind of concept I want for my retirement house. How I wish I could whisk this couple and their workmen to Lusaka to supervise my building !!!

[@ekalagroshni7448]

I have been watching anandas farm. For quite a long time when they started teaching the art of Permaculture... And now watching their story here at downtoearth... Just woww...😃💚🌿 they are an inspiration for me.. 😊

[@aaditya084]

Nothing less than "Mesmerising"❤ Kudos Down to Earth for introducing this masterpiece to us🎉

[@maverick1988]

An Inspiration...A Solution and a dire need of the present times....Hats off to Aanandaa and great job DTE👏🙏

[@farmaanandaa]

Thank you

[@theronaldophotography4971]

I am so glad I came across this video that gives a new meaning to sustainable dwelling.. Beautiful house with a beautiful story behind it.. Inspiring..

[@thakurshouryapratapsingh3506]

Beautiful ❤️ what character!!! ❤️ Vernacular Architectire, Sustainable Living, Healthy Living, full of our roots & tradition with contemporary amenities, Appreciating & Enriching Craftsmans, off grid, no wastage.... Life worth living, dream 🏡

[@MoneyInHindi]

this type of video should go viral.🎉

[@JustFhilosophy]

My heart is full. Thank you for this!

[@farmaanandaa]

So nice of you to say that

[@shahithashafeeq7643]

O my god... I was eagerly waiting for this vedio. All my favourites come together in your house... rammed earth walls, wooden roofs, madras terrace roof, rain water harvesting, gray water treatment, even the out door kitchen..and the big iron pot..I love that.... thank you mam.. for this wonderful vedio .. you inspired me to learn new techniques and be natural.. Thank you so much....

[@sankalitabanerjee1690]

Amazing building....just loved the material used and also the flow of the house. Congratulations to all of you . This is a perfect example of country side living. I wish I can stay in a place like this...away from concrete jungle. Thanks for sharing...a lovely home.

[@sun6v546]

Amazing Wonderful...... going back to Nature , The Lovely Dream.....Our India Dream.... 1.❤❤❤❤💯💯💯💯

[@abhiram62]

One of the most beautiful house,it is entirely connected to nature and green.

[@coolncrazy8199]

Next level.. you guys are great at showcasing the content.. really great work towards sustainable and organic farming

[@MsSylvana63]

Truly a beautiful and sustainable DREAM HOMESTEAD ✨✨✨👌🏽

[@SaraAbidKHAN]

Very beautiful house all natural stuff god bless you enjoy

[@dishantshukla7883]

house in such a big estate is only sustainable for rich and influential ones

[@farmaanandaa]

Sustainable does not mean affordable. Sustainability means something that is built with minimum impact on the environment.

[@ushaswarnasunkari9270]

@@farmaanandaa yes I agree with you Manisha mam..

[@AnacheKanache-qw6yc]

​@@farmaanandaasustainable means economic as well. If it is not affordable then it can not be implemented on a large scale hence not sustainable.

[@suryagautam4129]

For earning that much money you first exploit natural resources and then use that money in making such sustainable houses... In Asheer Grover's lang " kya DOGLAPAN h bhai "...😂😂

[@loveislove9211]

​@@farmaanandaaif everyone starts owning so much of private lands the build these houses then it's ecological impact shall be negative only . In today's time land is the most scarce resource we have and every inch of it needs to be saved and that's why multi storey buildings are need of hour .

[@virendrasahu3Lconcept]

I thought to write applaud for this beautiful piece of work with mother nature. When I read the comments already posted, I feel all is already said. We all viewers have got our own inspiration and will to pursue sustainable living. Thanks Anandaa and Down to Earth, team.

[@gee3883]

Stunning architectural design built by craftsmen for a lovely lady.

[@lizmorris5721]

Thank you for sharing. LOVE this concept 🥰

[@panadeuser]

there's a certain psychological aesthetic to your home that is mesmerizing - I sincerely love your taste and material choices. Your house, even through video looks and feels alive - your walls imperfections are the definition of actual perfection; the fact that you did not use the dreaded fake walls is commendable. I do wonder how cold it gets :) I live in a brick building from 1931 in the centre of Bucharest, my apartment, albeit small, is intricate and has many corners and certain (not enough) rounded edges - I adore your home's vibe and you have all reasons to be proud of the living ecosystem you have achieved

[@farmaanandaa]

Thank you for your generous comment. It gets about 15-17 degree Celsius indoors, and we use firestoves to keep ourselves warm. We have enough firewood because of the vast forest we have planted.

[@chandrakanthd628]

Ingenious! Wonderful to see how much you care about nature and the planet itself. Hats off to you ma’am and all the people who came together to bring this ingenious concept into a reality ❤

[@farmaanandaa]

A big thanks to all the craftsmen

[@lydiarowe491]

The energy created to develop this amazing home has all the qualities that nature provides …. knowing how to build without using materials that have a negative affect is the purpose of this construct..living in such a place would be giving back totally… inspiring many to follow your lead would certainly have been achieved..thankyou for sharing ..🌱🌞🌱

[@SUN7SHINE25]

ABSOLUTELY A BLESSING YOUR HOME IS BUILT WITH LOVE!!!ABSOLUTELY BLESSED BEAUTIFUL ECONOMICAL

[@MariaGonzalez-qk4tr]

Amazing the work of the artisans how keeps alive such a wonderful technics and wisdom! ✨

[@farmaanandaa]

Really, it made me wonder why artisans earn so little but corporate employees earn so much. It does not make sense.

[@Bishansinghart]

Wow! This is so beautiful and inspiring. I grew up living in a mud house. Our cities need to be built this way as well.

[@sudharamakrishnan5766]

Wow.... What a fantastic space .. congratulations on having built this sustainable abode. Using local materials, labour, channelising the waste... Really a lot of thought has gine into making this. Loved it ❤

[@ambikavohra]

You are truly blessed to be in a beautiful space like this…absolutely beautiful.

[@dilliwala.himanshu]

Amazing transformation what I saw in ur farm last time !!! Ur inspiration for me Manisha ji . After attending your class got a land near jaipur and will try to follow ur principles of permaculture… hope to see you again soon !! Stay blessed

[@farmaanandaa]

That's wonderful! Good luck with your farm!!

[@vanshajmehta4202]

Amazing work !

[@hereiswisdom]

This is truly my DREAM home!! I love everything about it!!

[@darshita1270]

This house is an art!! Amazing work by her and the team.

[@thandimichelle]

Very well thought out house closing the loop system

[@hemanthk4075]

Inspiring!!❤

[@martamccool2740]

I like to learn more of everything you did, because I want to build my house and I do not know from where to start, and I love the concept you manage in the construction of your house. Not only beautiful, but functional, spacious aesthetic, and ecologically organic. Thank you

[@backgroundmusic6623]

My kind.of home ❤️.very thoughtful

[@rakeshkumarchourey3257]

Nice work , congratulations.

[@vkndri7312]

Brilliant work. I see so much scope to incorporate in my own projects in the future. If only there was a way to increase density at the same time using at least some of the techniques.

[@farmaanandaa]

That was our aim .. do share when you use the techniques. All the best!

[@nathaliegaveau2329]

Love everything about this beautiful house! The rustic look is what gives its character! So warm and cozy! 👏👏👏 to all the sustainability with the self watering and sewerage plant, the lime instead of paint, the different roofs size and materials, the rounded walls, the use of local labour and materials, and most of all the basement!!! Such an amazing pantry! My dream🥰…💯🙌❤️🙌❤️

[@babilabub]

Very commendable to choose live this way and hats off to architects who made this possible. That lime in the bathroom was superb idea.

[@cottagewhiskey]

They truly are a wonderful family they adopted their dogs Indian breed thats something the people need to learn

[@farmaanandaa]

Indies are the best. Always!

[@irilumi]

I LOVED THE WHOLE OF IT .

[@farmaanandaa]

Thank you so much. We hope to inspire many others to adopt rammed earth buildings

[@jyothipai7992]

Loved all the different technics used in building, and building such a nice sustainable house, really loved each and everything of it

[@arounasivakumar]

Wonderful sustainable house. I loved to see each and every detail of the house, starting from multi level floor, different types of walls, great roofs and laying techniques. Getting natural lighting is too good. I can realise finding knowledgeable and skillful a professional how tuff. Thanks video.

[@lloydsouza]

Such a beautiful and practical home. And so well explained. Thank you

[@anurag01a]

👏👏Amazing work Down to Earth team in bringing up this sustainable masterpiece to the larger audience. Hope this inspires the governments and real estate of India and brings about a revolutionary change in the way Urban planning is done!

[@D2E]

Thank you

[@Shikha_Saraswat19]

The dream house❤

[@deepaijare893]

Amazing place so thoughtfully done

[@param888]

a really large project and very well executed, a round of applause to whole team from architect to labours. 👌🏼🙏🏻

[@farmaanandaa]

Yes, everyone worked very hard! Thank you

[@zindagijeenede]

She doesnt cook by herself. I started this video with a lot of hope. You talk about sustainability after being rich. Show us that we can be poor and yet sustainable. Its easy for a few fruits to fall out of the rotten bunch. It doesnt solve problems... Still finishing the video. I hope my time isnt wasted

[@farmaanandaa]

Oh I cook a lot. But we do have help as when we run a farm stay we have to cook for many people. Don't judge us prematurely!

[@youpratibhatube]

Forget about these people dear, these are still okay …and ma’am (only to Farmanaanandaa) please this is social media, people will talk, no one judging, it’s happening right in front of our eyes, and you have chosen to go public, so brace your self, relax your fine if you stick to basic courtesy (at least I say for myself I am just sharing thoughts,)…… ………I am actually in complete agreement with your comment, … it’s always these rich methods thrown on faces to keep the planet “sustainable”..just think how??…how?” from the perspective of a lower middle class or middle class person is that even possible?.??…..I mean these rich have psychologically reached a secure space, where at minimum they don’t have to worry about the “basics” living things required to live a life. (I am not at all talking about how hard one has earned or they work hard to keep these finances stable etc etc, that’s a different topic, just where this conversation started, that when one has a good wealth and is positioned as ‘rich’ in the society financial rungs). This very psychological strength gives you a sense of confidence and self esteem, and one is able to explore the life without any stress for the “basic human needs” (in Hindi it says ‘roti,kapda or makan’)…… ……….okay I will share a random example,: Jenifer Aniston or JLo or Beyoncé and many many many more, almost all the huge public figures, these huge celebrities/ powerful individuals, all, they constantly talk about eating healthy/ taking care of oneself/ taking care of your body & exercising/ being happy/ meditating/ do Pilates/ go hiking or swimming/ read books/ pamper oneself/ planting some kind of small or little plants/ blah blah blah etc etc…..but these same people insensitively, are seen dunked into the sinful unsustainable fashion practices by filthy rich fashion houses, …and promote them further more. I just don’t get it….i don’t……I get few things can be exceptions, where it’s about one’s physical security, but what about the other aspects of the life??…everywhere it’s thoughtless buying/ spending of unnecessary stuff. What about the bad habits of a human being???. And no sharing of opportunities among the fellow humans???…….such are the human societies created by us.

[@geetasingh1590]

How does it matter even if she does'nt cook herself?

[@devivinod]

in india in villages people do live in mud houses tbe so called poor their houses are neatand clean they have cow , grow their oen stuff and cook . most of rural india was self sufficieng until invasio s and extreme teaxation happened ruined the fabric ....cities contrete developed the so called pucca a d katcha housd distiction happened ...tneylook poor but are more rich with a vient knowledge which is being now revived which was lost delibrately due to invasion and modernization......yoga and ayurveda were kept alive by simpke peopke

[@peterjensen1455]

Exceptionally well built, in a sustainable manner. My sincere compliments.

[@omkarborkar95]

Just extraordinary architecture and artisanship!!

[@d2drandoms938]

Awareness needs to be spread among the masses. I want to have a home like this but I just dont know how to build it.

[@anurag7505]

Sustainable house is new luxury of rich and elites

[@farmaanandaa]

When it was easily available we did not value it. Now we have to pay premiums for it. Same applies to nature.

[@adyarisudhir3079]

Thanks for sharing.All the very best in your home 🏡

[@meANDpujju]

It's outstanding work & environment friendly too.

[@TheSushmaHomeSellingTeam]

Many people are also recognizing this type of lifestyle. There's a lot of benefit to have this as a family or even as a community. 😉✨

[@farmaanandaa]

Absolutely

[@jiniyoon7336]

love it when rich people know how to use money

[@farmaanandaa]

We believe how you spend your money matters a lot...after all it is unchecked consumption that is ruining the world

[@khurramshahzad2194]

This is a " Home " not just a building , Wonderful ❤

[@LesterPGrant]

Ah this is a stunning property. Thank you for posting this. Truly inspirational.💯

[@zubaidasmith4551]

Beautiful MashaAllah I am curious to know if hemp is available in your area? And if so, is it being implemented in eco construction as well? I would love to hear your input on that and possibly see hemp buildings that have been made there. Thank you so much for inviting us into your home and your knowledge. It is greatly appreciated. :)

[@farmaanandaa]

Hemp is not available in our immediate area, but it is available in some villages in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. We have added hemp to our lime mortar and lime plasters in small quantities to give the plaster/ mortar some structure.

[@bighneshray]

An amazing structure. I can only imagine the research and hard work that must have gone behind it. Are there AC’s in any of the rooms, or the materials used and ventilation ensure that its stay’s cool enough even in peak Chandigarh heat?

[@farmaanandaa]

There is no air conditioning in the entire house. The temperature reaches a high of 32C indoors during the peak of summer. With fans and ventilation it remains cool enough.

[@TheGhx]

@@farmaanandaa for reference what is the outside temp?

[@Anu_Anshu]

Treat to watch... Amazed to see craftsmanship.. thank you for sharing ths...

[@nripenshenoy3238]

Absolutely stunning, natural and comfortable 🙏

[@arshadrafi4040]

These ideas of sustainability and eco-friendly is an privilege in itself .

[@farmaanandaa]

How sad na! It was available to everyone and then we ruined our environment so much that it is now a privilege!

[@aniljoshi4134]

You should also tell the price incurred in this sustainable house so that people should plan their finances accordingly.

[@farmaanandaa]

When build a house, the money principle remains unchanged. You build within your budget and what you can afford. These techniques are not expensive.. they only give more money to artisans and less to rich businesses.

[@aniljoshi4134]

@@farmaanandaa ji What has been the cost of land and constructed house in this video?

[@ishratrazi7662]

Oh my God marvellous amazing beautiful dreamy lovely ❤

[@NiranjanDecember]

Great work mam! Appreciate your concern towards nature and building a home which hugs nature.👏

[@omyadav2655]

Everything looks good but is the rohtak roof strong enough compared to the concrete ones

[@farmaanandaa]

Oh yes! We were surprised too!

[@farmaanandaa]

We have even placed a water tank and solar water heater on one of them.

[@ByOMview]

How we can make our eco house in our 150 gaj corner plot in city ?

[@farmaanandaa]

You will have to come up with a brief, work with an architect and find the masons. Nothing happens without putting in the effort!

[@bkbzv6019]

Im just speechless. They paid attention to every single detail of building an eco friendly house. I was so fascinated of the rain water reservoir they built cause im always trying to save rain water on large drums to use for cooking and even washing clothes. I wish people didn’t look down upon mud built houses and appreciated how beneficial these houses are. You’ve earned a new subscriber❤

[@pradeeppatil961]

Thanks for sharing ur ideas on Utube. Very interesting.

[@meetd3533]

I can see many negative comments but it can be seen as numerous ideas generating video which can be used as per one's requirement....

[@farmaanandaa]

Thank you

[@shezzadkhan3978]

What is the cost to build such house?

[@farmaanandaa]

The same as building a concrete and steel house.

[@kailashchaudharymrics7219]

​@@farmaanandaa, please share your contact details, I am looking to construct rammed earth house near Delhi.

[@rajibnandi5648]

So beautiful.... Close to Nature.

[@void-9]

this is i've searching for years!!! i'm jealous as every second of the video passed

[@farmaanandaa]

Pls don't be jealous - that is not our aim! Do try to adopt whatever techniques you can. Thank you

[@nishantaadi]

And I thought my 1 lakh rupees budget was big for Mud House. Poor Me !!!

[@farmaanandaa]

You are thinking about this the wrong way. Everyone has to make a house within their own budgets. But you have to look at this house as a substitute of the concrete and steel structure that could have been built instead. Keep a positive attitude, only then change will happen.

[@anmolkoul1280]

Sustainability at the cost of degradation

[@farmaanandaa]

Not sure what that means. Please elaborate

[@ranjanathakur95]

I remember watching her video on permaculture ❤, n now this one is again something i would love to emulate in my life

[@irfanbaig6478]

Mam ka natural farming saath saath natural house hai good 👍🏻 joob

[@lamo6334]

Think if 8 billions people living in house like this will it be sustainable? 😂 not even woods? Or not enough of everything? 😂 sustainable.

[@farmaanandaa]

Just think if 8 billion people planted a forest on degraded land and built a home of natural materials, how much better the planet would be.

[@moonwolf4937]

@@farmaanandaa I felt good and appreciated your love & efforts to nature until I read this of your blunt reply. Nah it's not sustainability.

[@vinwilder707]

​@farmaanandaa it's easier said than done, Manisha. My wife and I have been searching to buy a small piece of agricultural land for the past 2 years and guess what, it's simply unaffordable. Degraded land you say, show me a way to buy them, I will grab it in an instant. We have tried all options, government offices, PMO, every door. So again I say, it's easier said than done, unless of course I have crores in my bank account, which is what it costs today. So request you to stop generalizing and assuming everyone is in a position to do what you are doing