Vastu as a childhood backdrop
Rohit grew up in a home where direction, placement, and light were never casual. Long before it was a service, Vastu was a way of looking. The formal title came much later — the sight was there from the start.
Architecture, then cities
B.Arch in 2004, then City Planning at IIT Kharagpur, then a decade on Chhattisgarh's new administrative capital — rising to Deputy General Manager (Planning) at Naya Raipur. Years after moving to private practice, the Naya Raipur City Project invited him back as Planning Advisor. Cities taught him what homes alone cannot: what you put where has consequences nobody traces back to the drawing.
Integration — Aayatan Veda
In January 2020 he completed the Advanced MahaVastu course and took the Vastu Acharya title; the same year, he founded Aayatan Veda. From a small studio in Raipur, 500+ homes across India, the Gulf, the UK, the US, Australia, and Indonesia — drawn as architecture, read through Vastu, delivered as one report.