"Indian" create wood, help identify please.

[Joe Watson]

Creates where shipped to the place i work at (in NY) from India.
Size of creates are roughly 5' long 2' deep and a foot and a half high, they also receive small box around 2' square of the same type of wood. If it matters, the creates housed electronics controls.

"Raw" create (filled with scraps of other creates which i broke up)
indian_create.jpg

Bottom runners (which a forklift would slide under, ran the left one through planer)
indian_create_bottom_runners.jpg

Practice segmented turning project (so you can see wood finished, only sanded).
DCP_1039.jpg
Practice segmented turning project (only sanded and paste waxed).
DCP_1033.jpg

Did some searching on line, but really did not find too many answers - only wood type which seamed to be common was Teak (maybe thats what the left "runner" is ?).

Can someone lead me in a direction ?
Thanks for any help.

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[Joe Watson]

Bringing it back around with the hope some fresh eyes can help out.

[doug faist]

Joe - perhaps if you changed the title to something like "Shipping crates from India; wood ID needed" it would elicit more replies.
My $0.02.
Doug

[Rich Neighbarger]

Terminalia arjuna perhaps. It is a common wood used in construction.