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When coming with slanting projections in our constructions, there is perfect rules framed in Vastu. Slanting projections towards different directions express different results. Based on Vastu Shastra principles, one should plan the slanting projections to our Homes.

The slanting projections towards the Directions of North and East should be a little less than that of the slanting projections at South and West directions.

If the House is facing towards East or West direction then the slanting roofs should not starts from the above of the roof levels, they should be planned below the roof levels. This is good idea as per Vaastu.

As we discussed earlier, different Vastu Pandits has different opinions. One vastu expert in Delhi stated that there should not be roofs for the house.

Whereas some Vastu Consultants expressed their views that the slanting positions should only construct with the continuation of slabs only, they should not be arranged with any plastic sheets or with any other materials.

Another vastu expert in Ahmedabad stated that house should has slanting positions for all the directions. Experiences are most important than the bookish knowledge.

All Vastu Tips should be framed as per Vasthu, but should be framed only as per the latest construction system only.

Without experiments, science cannot be developed to serve to humans. In every subject, there should be experiments needed widely and systematically.

When coming with balconies it is best to have more open space towards North direction and East direction than that of South and West directions. This is good as per Vaasthu.

We thought these below links help residents to understand more on this Vastu subject.

Some residents like to know about East facing house Vastu, then this link has some information.

What about South facing house vastu, is it bad to all residents. Know something about this South direction.

Is all Northeast facing house vastu properties are good, in this link we published information which may put shocking news before your eyes.

Many people do not dare to buy Southeast facing house Vastu properties, is all Southeast facing homes are bad?

Many vastu people saying that Southwest facing house vastu is not at all good, but we have given the recommendation to buy homes in the USA. If it's giving bad results then why our clients recommending their friends to us. What is the logic?

Can we buy Northwest Facing House Vastu properties. Is they are good for a peaceful life.

We love to serve to society. From starting of our consultancy we are continuously doing free Vastu services to different sections of people.

We planned to provide free online Vastu services to Croatia without any conditions from 14th of April 2018 to 30th of April of 2018.

Residents of Croatia may utilize our free online consultancy services by using the promo code "Happy Croatia". Please note that without this promo code at the subject line in the email, will not be entertained.

Croatia Information

Croatia, authentically the “Republic of Croatia” is a sovereign country lying on the strategic crossroads of Central and South-Eastern Europe. Croatia is a developed country with high living standards high literacy rate, stability, and the 18th most visited country in the world.

Bordering countries of Croatia include Slovenia towards the Northwest, Montenegro towards the Southeast, Serbiatowards the East, Hungary towards the Northeast; and Bosnia and Herzegovina towards the Southeast. The country is a member of United Nations (UN), NATO, the Council of Europe and the United Nation (UN).

Historians estimate that the Croatians arrived in modern Croatia in the 7th century. The first state in the area was raised in the 9th century by the local people known as “Duchy of Croatia”.

The first kingdom in the area was known as the “Kingdom of Croatia” had significant land under its crown. The kingdom reached its full extent in the 11th century and ruled for over two and half centuries.

Later, at the start of 16th-century Ottoman influence started to rise in the area as the Ottomans captured most of the Croatian neighboring regions and were pushing inwards.

This was one of the most crucial times in the history of the Croatian empire as it faced certain major defeats at the hand of the Ottomans but somehow, they managed to defend themselves.

As time passed the Ottomans influence in the area gradually decreased and Croatia was annexed by the Austro-Hungarian Empire and remained under its reign till the end of World War 1.

As World War 2 started, Croatia was occupied by German and Italian forces, and a puppet government was installed in Croatia by the support of Germany.

By 1944, World War 2 was in its last stages and the communist party (mostly contained former resistance and partisans personal) had a strong influence in the region backed by the USSR and shortly after the war Croatia was ceded to the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, and remained a socialist state.

It was not until 1991 when the USSR was broken and Croatia declared its independence.

The bulk of the area covered by Croatia features plains, mountains, and the famous “Dinaric Alps” in which the country’s highest point is also situated known as the “Dinaric Peak”.

The territory of Croatia also consists of more than a thousand and islands and islets, 48 0f which are permanently inhabited. The coastal areas are one of the most splendid and beautiful areas of the country and one of the favorite tourist spots.

There are a number of resorts, spas, beaches and islands which surely attract tourists.

The services sector has the largest share of the country’s economy followed by the industrial and agricultural sector.

Tourism is one of the fastest and developed sectors of the country and due to various features, a number of tourists visit the country in the summer season.

It also shares around 20% in the GDP. On the second comes the industrial sector which is also one of the most dependent sectors of Croatia.

Some of the industrial sectors are shipbuilding, leather, food & beverages, textile Industry, footwear, etc.

Agriculture comes on the third and Croatia due to fertile land and suitable climate produces some of the best agricultural products and the demand is increasing by its consumers especially Japan and South Korea. Some of the agricultural products are organics foods, olives, Croatian wine, and lavender.

Croatian is the official, widely spoken, and the native language of Croatia. Due to the presence of minorities, there a number of other languages spoken e.g. Czech, Hungarian, Serbian, etc.

There is no official religion declared by the state and offers religious freedom to its individuals. According to the census, approx. 91% of the total population identify themselves as Christians. Afterward came Islam which is regarded as a minority religion and only 1.5% followers.

Important Points of Croatia Country

• Country Croatia
• Capital City Zagreb
• Area: 56,594 km²
• Population: 4.171 million (2016)
• Currency: Croatian kuna
• Official languages: Croatian
• Demonym: Croatian
• Government Unitary parliamentary constitutional republic legislature Sabor
• Religions: Christians, Islam, Others
• Time Zone: CET (UTC+1), CEST(UTC+2)
• Drives on the Right
• Dialing / Calling Code: +385
• Internet TLD .hr and .eu
• Croatian National Animal Marten
• Croatian National Flower Iris
• Important Cities: Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Split, Zadar, Pula, Osijek, Sibenik
• Famous Rivers Danube, Drava, Sava, Kupa, Cetina, Korana, Una, Mur, Neretva, Dobra
• Border Countries Bosnia–Herzegovina, Serbia, Slovenia, Hungary, Montenegro
• Spiritual Places Cathedral of St. Teresa of Ávila in Bjelovar, St. Peter’s Cathedral in Đakovo, Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Dubrovnik, Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Gospić, Cathedral of St. Stephen in Hvar, Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Krk, Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption of Mary (Euphrasian Basilica) in Poreč, Cathedral of the Transfiguration in Zagreb, Cathedral of Saint Nicholas in Karlovac, Cathedral of Holy Trinity in Pakrac, Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin in Šibenik, Cathedral of St. Demetrius in Dalj, Zagreb Central Mosque, The Islamic Centre of Rijeka
• Tourist Attractions: Plitvice Lakes National Park, Krka National Park, Hvar, Diocletian's Palace, Brac, Korcula, Walls of Dubrovnik, Lokrum, St. Mark's Church Zagreb, Lovrijenac, Sipan, Euphrasian Baslilica, Rector's Palace, Cathedral of Saint Domnius, Trakoscan Castle, Dubrovnik Cathedral, Trsteno Arboretum, Ivan Mestrovic Gallery, Dominician Monastery, Mimara Museum, St Blaise's Church

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