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Vastu in Tanzania:

We found many Indians settled in Tanzania country. Approximately there are "50,000+" Indians settled in Tanzania, most of them are Indian origins in Tanzania.

Most of them are Gujaratis who migrated from Gujarat, very long back. Indian origin Tanzanians had much interest in Vastu Shastra. They never compromise on quality Vastu guidance, they are rich people indeed. They are always looking for good vastu consultants.

Many Tanzanians looking for best vastu tips only through the genuine Vastu Pandits. Many vastu consultants in Gujarat tried to settle in Tanzania country, but they never dare to settle in Tanzania, because they are unable to get continuous Vaastu consultancy requirement from residents.

Most of the Indian origin Tanzanians are searching for best vastu consultants in India, if they are able to find a good consultant, they never leave them. They stay a long time with them only. We have some clients in Tanzania, they are really good and stays a long time with us, still, they are with us only, they never go with other vastu consultants. Thank you so much.

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When you are looking for an office, then try to get content from this Office Vastu link, one can get maximum vastu for an office.

When you are looking to start a factory then this Factory vastu link helps you how to manage the plot for factory and good business.

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Surroundings are the most important to enable site/house with more positive effects. One may check this Surroundings vastu link. Its most important factor in vastu .

Many people asking about is vastu helps to get good health. This Health Vastu link explains how health will be improved with vastu corrections.

Herewith we are providing only one hint. You are buying a home, it's not cheap, it's costlier. Vastu is most important to have peace and development. Best to select only the expert vastu consultant, they feel responsible. Don't choose Bum, they need only money, they attract residents with tiny charges like 5 or 10 USD, later they will show what they are. Be cautious in this regard. Respect your money, respect your efforts. Respect your family members. Respect your dream home. Don't approach phony consultants.

Tanzania Information:

Tanzania, formally the United Republic of Tanzania is an overwhelming state situated in East-Africa, lying in African Great lakes area. Tanzania circumscribing nations incorporate kenya and Uganda towards the north, Rwanda, Burundi, and Republic of Congo towards the west, and Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique towards the south.

Dark ages tools and fossils unearthed by the archaeologists show that modern Tanzania was home to one of the oldest people in human history, most probably the hunter communities. By the end of the 19th century, the area came under German colonial forces and was part of German East Africa.

After several skirmishes and battles with British forces, the German Army surrendered to the British and the area was permanent British colony till 1960. Shortly after the independence from British in 1960, Tanganyika and Zanzibar became united and became the “United Republic of Tanzania”.

The political system of Tanzania works inside the structure of the unitary presidential democratic republic. The president of Tanzania acts as head of the state and head of the government.

Legislative power is conferred in government and parliament, while the judiciary free of executive and legislature. Until 1992, only one party “Chama Cha Mapinduzi” was legally permitted, but conditions changed in 1992 when the constitution was modified.

Tanzania is divided into several districts and zones. The country’s terrain is marked by fertile costal belts, Mountain ranges, highlands, lakes and national parks. The quality of soil is throughout fertile. Africa’s highest mountain known as “Mount Kilimanjaro” is also located in north-eastern part of the country. The country also partly includes Africa’s largest lakes “Lake Victoria (Africa’s largest and second largest fresh water lake in the world), Lake Tanganyika and Lake Nyasa.

Tanzania is ranked as one of the poorest countries in the world. Although like other poor African countries, Tanzania has a tremendous amount of land, resources, fertile soil, wildlife, etc. Tanzania’s government failed to make stable economy and eliminate poverty. Although during the last few years, the economy is becoming stable and growing at an appreciable rate.

The agriculture sector is the backbone of the country’s economy and most of the workforce is employed by this sector. The industrial sector accounted for contributing only 22.2% in the country’s GDP (2013). The industrial sectors include mining, quarrying, manufacturing, electricity, natural gas, water supply, and construction.

Statics provided by World Bank estimates a population of Tanzania around 55.57 million (2016). Because of high fertility rate, the country is densely populated and population control is inactive. The population is made up of more than a hundred ethics groups.

People of Arab and Indian origin are also present. Due to the diverse culture and many ethical groups, over 126 languages are spoken throughout the country. The “Swahili” serves as an official language. The most widely spoken languages of the country are English and Bantu Swahili. These two languages also serve as lingua franca.

There is no official statics for religions in Tanzania, as there is no census conducted after independence. Stats provided by CIA World fact book estimates that 61.4% are Christian, 35.2% Muslims, 1.8% Folk religion and 0.2% other. Although local religious leaders have estimated that there is an almost same population of Christians and Muslims.

• Country Tanzania
• Capital City Dodoma
• Area: 945,087 km²
• Population: 55.57 million (2016)
• Currency: Tanzanian shilling
• Official languages: English and Swahili
• Demonym: Tanzanian
• Legislature National Assembly Government Unitary presidential republic
• Religions: 61.4% Christians, 35.2% Muslims, 1.8% Folk religion, 0.2% others (Unofficial)
• Time Zone: UTC+03:00
• Drives on the Right
• Dialing / Calling Code: +255
• Internet TLD .tz
• Tanzanian National Bird crane
• National flower: Syzygium Aromaticum Evergreen Tree
• Important Cities: Dar es Salaam, Dodoma, Mwanza, Moshi, Mbeya, Kigoma, Morogoro, Tanga, Zanzibar City, Tabora
• Famous Rivers Rufiji River, Great Ruaha River, Pangani River, Wami River, Ruvuma River, Kagera River, Malagarasi
• Border Countries Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Zambia, Mozambique, Congo, Malawi, Burundi
• Spiritual Places St. Joseph Cathedral, Great Mosque of Kilwa, Azania Front Lutheran Church, Shakti Temple, Malindi Mosque
• Tourist Attractions: Mount Kilimanjaro, Serengeti National Park, Zanzibar Beaches, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Lake Manyara National Park

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