The saga of physical and online classes continues to confuse parents as schools slowly realize that they do not want any more online courses and are asking children to come to the school to attend physical classes.&nbsp;&nbsp;Schools have just turned a blind eye to the fact that the High Court, in their verdict, clearly stated that no school could make it a mandate for students to attend classes physically and that online learning will continue as long as there is a solution as concrete as vaccination for children.&nbsp;However, since the verdict, complaints have been creeping in wherein parents have mentioned that the school stopped taking classes and have asked them to send their children to school.&nbsp;Parents of smaller classes have been really confused as the children are still not ready and cannot afford to take a risk sending them to school.&nbsp;Classes 9-12 are very careful as schools have no option because their all-important final examinations cannot be cracked by online learning.&nbsp;Though parents have been stating the HC orders that have been ruling out what the schools are doing, it seems as though schools have decided internally not to ply to this, and the state government seems to be completely silent, which indicates no objection to private schools to keep doing what they are currently doing.&nbsp;However, there are parents who have decided not to send their kids to school irrespective of anything until the world outside their presence is safe for their kids.

Schools Start Offline Classes And Violate HC Order 

Flowers make for a perfect gift for any occasion. And 27-year-old Sonal Agarwal has made a career out of delivering flowers to customers who want to make an impact with their gift. Her venture <a href="https://flowerwali.com/">Flowerwali</a> specializes in assorting flowers in the luxury bracket. <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/sonal-agarwal-949547113/">Sonal Agarwal</a> started off by making handmade jewelry during her college days. At the time, she did well by selling her stuff to college-mates. This she continued till 2017 when she hit upon the idea of using flowers to make wonderful gifts for various occasions.Over the years, she has specialized in making unique and artistic gifts using flowers. And Sonal’s flowers are unique in the sense that they are premium products, and some last up to a year. It all started when Sonal got to know of a technique to emboss names on a flower, and that’s when her <a href="https://flowerwali.com/">venture</a> Flowerwali came into existence in the year 2018.Sonal shares that once she knew there was more to flowers and gifting flowers than giving a bouquet, her interest grew. She started her research and found various methods to make the flowers last longer. The entire package comes in a premium range, and Sonal feels that good things come with higher price tags.In fact, her infinity flowers are extremely popular among her clients as the flowers last for about a year. Sonal reveals that she uses high-quality products while putting together her floral arrangements. The glass used comes from Moradabad, while hardboard boxes come from Delhi. As for the flowers, they come from Holland and other countries. The paper comes from Korea. In all, Sonal makes sure Flowerwali offers the best in the market.

City-based Flowerwali Making a Lasting Floral Impact

It is known that Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (<a href="www.hmda.gov.in">HMDA</a>) has started its initiative to make Sundays fun days for the people of Hyderabad. The concept was suggested by MA &amp; UD minister KT Rama Rao following a tweet by a citizen. However, what came as a jolt to many on Sunday was the security charging Rs 1000 for cameras during entry into <a href="https://www.hyderabadtourism.travel/laser-show-at-lumbini-park-hyderabad">Lumbini Park</a>, <a href="https://hyderabad.telangana.gov.in/tourist-place/ntr-gardens/">NTR Gardens</a>, and Sanjeevaiah Park.Following the success of traffic-free Sunday, the state government and municipal administration &amp; urban development department got together to organize an event-filled day on September 12 Sunday. As a result, those visiting Tank Bund got to enjoy a huge variety of activities and cultural events along with their families and friends.The whole idea was to transform Tank Bund into a go-to place on Sundays. Right from jugglers to clowns to games to music and food, the entire atmosphere was a joyful one giving the people of Hyderabad a whole range of activities. However, one development played spoilsport for the visitors.According to one person who came to Tank Bund to enjoy the evening from Medak, it was a shock of sorts when the security staff at Lumbini Park and NTR Gardens charged Rs 1000 for a DSLR camera. He shares that one has to pay the amount after paying the entry fee. However, he adds that it was not fair as just about everyone had a mobile with a camera.While HMDA has not made any formal announcement regarding the charge, it nevertheless came as a rude shock to those carrying cameras to capture memorable moments with their families. However, the authorities have refused to comment on the matter.

Visitors Charged Rs 1000 to Take Cameras into Public Parks

A new beginning for the T-hub, India's most prominent tech incubator and innovation center, awaits as the state government is prepping up to begin T-hub 2 at a whole new venue and with a bigger location. This project that will kickstart will make T-hub 2 the second biggest incubation center in the world after <a href="https://stationf.co/">Station F</a>, in Paris, France.&nbsp;The success of the&nbsp;<a href="https://t-hub.co/">T-hub</a> at Gachibowli has been so immense that a new building to accommodate and work on every cutting edge technology and help all of them work together was quite evident. The 276 crore project that will come up in the heart of the IT hub at Raidurg will be big in terms of everything and is built in quite an abstract manner covering an area of 3.5 Lakh square feet that stands out among other high-rise offices.&nbsp;T-Hub at Gachibowli will, however, continue to function the way it currently is. Still, bigger plans and bigger innovations are set to be flowing to the world from the new building as&nbsp; IT Minister KT Rama Rao shared images of the building on Twitter and expressed his excitement for the new beginning. This project was initially scheduled to be completed in 2020 but faced issues due to the pandemic is soon going to be live.&nbsp;The Parliament Standing Committee for IT paid their visit to the city a week ago and spent most of their time at T-hub. The committee returned with heaps of compliments for the state government and words of encouragement to the states they represent to set up something as fascinating as this observe how the state grows. Their next visit to the second and new building will create shockwaves for the progress the city has made.
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">The innovation spaceship is ready to take off! T Hub 2 is almost ready With 3.5 lakh SFT of built-up space, it will be home to more than 2000 startups India’s largest tech incubator &amp; world’s second largest. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Telangana?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Telangana</a> continues to strengthen its innovation ecosystem 💪 <a href="https://t.co/tqwbxxcNFe">pic.twitter.com/tqwbxxcNFe</a>— KTR (@KTRTRS) <a href="https://twitter.com/KTRTRS/status/1436987876214906887?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 12, 2021</a></blockquote>

A New Innings For T-Hub At A Bigger Space For Bigger Innovations  

On Monday, J.P. Morgan launched its new campus in the city of Hyderabad as part of its commitment to invest in its infrastructure and people to provide high-performance, world-class, technology-focused work environments for its staff. J<a href="https://www.jpmorgan.com/global">PMorgan</a> Chase &amp; Co. is a global financial services firm with operations worldwide and assets worth $2.6 trillion.The 8,22,000 sq ft campus located in HITEC City's Salarpuria Sattva Knowledge <a href="https://www.executivecentre.com/en-in/office-space/hyderabad-salarpuria-knowledge-city/">City</a> is one of JPMorgan Chase's central campuses globally, and in the Asia Pacific, it is the largest. The company's aim is to consolidate the global financial services firm's presence in the city for employees across technology, operations, risk, and support services.According to <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-wilkening-44b74247/">Daniel Wilkening</a>, chief administrative officer(commercial banking and head of global services), JPMorgan Chase, Hyderabad is a salient technology and financial hub for JP Morgan and an important segment of their growth story in India. The new, integrated campus in Hyderabad is a strong testament to their commitment to continue to meet their clients' requirements while ensuring a world-class work environment for their employees, as well as tap the outstanding talent pool that the city offers.With an aim to create a safer and healthier workplace, this new campus has been launched that also includes dedicated relaxation and reflection zones, active wellness zones, a crèche as well, as a fully equipped medical center.In a statement released by <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/deepak-mangla-31a51915/">Deepak Mangla</a>, chief executive (corporate centers, India and Philippines) JPMorgan Chase, the new campus will bring to life their one campus, one community vision and is built on the pillars of sustainability, well-being, and collaboration. Every decision made regarding its construction and design prioritizes the needs of their employees, as well as how the workplace environment evolution will continue in the future.

Multi-Trillionaire Financial Firm Launches New Campus in City

Alternative dialysis treatment to be known as <a href="https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31851978/">allo-haemodialysis</a> is currently being tested at an advanced stage of development in large animals by <a href="https://virinchihospitals.com/doctors/dr-k-s-nayak/">Virinchi Hospital</a>, <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-kotanko-md-76200a10/">RRI</a>, and Vivo Bio Tech Ltd, Hyderabad. This innovative treatment is likely to bring down the cost of dialysis to 1/100th of what it is now and will be ready globally for human usage in the next 2-3 years. The hemodialysis machines available at hospitals currently are a huge setup needing a consistent supply of the highest quality water and a dialysis technician to operate it. This setup costs around Rs 7- 8 lakh, while the new one will cost around just Rs 70,000.According to Dr. K S&nbsp;<a href="https://virinchihospitals.com/doctors/dr-k-s-nayak/">Nayak</a>, Chief Nephrologist, Virinchi Hospitals, Allo Haemodialysis (alloHD) is a novel hemodialysis modality whereby the patient is dialyzed against a healthy subject, to be called as 'buddy.' The buddy's healthy kidneys then excrete the solutes and fluid transferred from the patient. The whole setup is less than half the size of a microwave oven with no need for a water supply or a technician. This will make dialysis an easy process, doable at home. Dr. Nayak has worked on the project with Dr. <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-kotanko-md-76200a10/">Peter Kotanko</a>, medical director, Renal Research Institute, New York, jointly and their respective teams.The method has been tested on American Yorkshire pigs successfully and was found to have the same effect as dialysis.&nbsp;The reason for choosing the animal is that the kidneys of humans and pigs are quite similar, and a pig's weight is similar to that of a human male.Dr. Nayak reaffirms that this novel treatment option has the potential to increase access to renal replacement therapy and bring down the loss of human life owing to kidney failure.

Pathbreaking Kidney Failure Treatment in Next 2-3 Years

Police have recently arrested three people from the city as they have been suspected of the murder of a 63-year-old French lady living in the city for a long time now. The woman's body was discovered near Himayatsagar after she was reported to be missing for two days.&nbsp;The deceased, A french national, is recognized as Marie Christine. She moved to the city in 1991 and established Marica high schools at Toli Chowki and Dargha Khalij Khan village to provide accessible and affordable education. Late Marie had two biological daughters, one residing in the city and the other settled in Pondicherry. Apart from this, the deceased had adopted two girls Roma and Priyanka.&nbsp;The deceased had planned to get the adopted daughter Roma married, for which she was signed up into a Christian Matrimonial site. Still, Roma had other plans as she got acquainted with a guy from Anantapur named Vikram, and they both moved into a live-in at Kondapur. However, the late Marie disapproved of their relationship, for which Roma, Vikram, and a friend of Vikram identified as Rahul decided to kill her and access her property and money.&nbsp;The trio planned murder as Roma reached the deceased home on the evening of September 8, after which Roma was dropped by Christine, during which Vikram and Rahul entered the house and waited by the bathroom. When Christine returned home and approached her bathroom, these two men strangulated her to death and later dumped her body near Himayatsagar. These killers also took away her laptop, car, few papers and got Rs.2 Lakh transferred to Roma's account the next day.&nbsp; The son-in-law of Marie's biological daughter in the city, Prashanth, tried to question Roma and find out her whereabouts, which Roma denied knowing. The son-in-law filed a police complaint at Rajendranagar Police station.&nbsp;The Cyberabad Police took this investigation and tracked these three accused, and arrested them. After constant interrogation, Roma confessed to the murder plot and revealed every detail and how her partner and his friend helped her get rid of her. Currently, the accused are in judicial custody, and soon, court proceedings will follow.

Adopted Daughter Kills French Lady

One of Asia’s largest and privately owned realty developers, <a href="https://www.rmzcorp.com/">RMZ Corp</a>, has announced that it will be investing around Rs 14,600 crore ($2 billion) in commercial space projects in Hyderabad by 2023. This will be in addition to the Rs 16,060 crore already invested in Hyderabad. RMZ is involved in two mega projects – one is Nexity with Hetero (3.3 million sqft) and Spire with Penna Cements (1.7 million sqft) – both under construction in Raidurgam. The two projects will accommodate about 50,000 people and will provide about five million square feet of commercial space in Hyderabad city.The realty giant is also involved in another project, Vault, which is coming up in 22.5 acres of land in <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanakramguda">Financial</a> District and will have seven million square feet of floor space. Nexity will be complete by the end of 2023 and will throw open one million sqft of commercial space. Nexity will have a new facility called RMZ Loft, a standalone structure that will house a wellness center, spa, restaurant, and leisure facilities. The space will be open to both employees and outsiders. Spire will be ready by the end of 2022. In fact, Nexity and Spire happen to be close to each other, and the design is such that it allows the movement of people between the two structures.However, RMZ has further expansion plans in Hyderabad. It is planning to acquire a further five million sqft in the city, and if that comes through, it will have a portfolio of 20-21 million sqft. Also, RMZ has already finished The Skyview in partnership with MyHome, which is about four million sqft with 40,000 employees. The IT tower houses various firms such as Qualcomm, Micron, FB, and Providence.Also, the company takes pride in impacting the commercial rental market in Hyderabad. They say that the average rental rate was Rs 50 to 55 per sqft when they entered the market. They jacked up the price to Rs 61-62 per sqft, and their latest deal was for Rs 72 per sqft.

RMZ to Invest Rs 14,600 Crore in City

The traffic police in the state, especially in Hyderabad, are seeing no other choice apart from permanent vehicle seizures, hefty fines, and other penalties as the violation of traffic and road rules due to overspeeding are touching heights every month.&nbsp;One of the biggest reasons the state has some mind-blowing number of road accidents irrespective of second wave lockdowns and minimal traffic has been overspeeding. But, unfortunately, none of the hoardings, radium warnings, and interactive commercials in any form of media haven't made people understand how dangerous over speeding can not have worked.&nbsp;As a result, out of a big number of 14.75 Lakh cases that have been booked in the state, 7.61 Lakh cases are only directly or indirectly related to overspeeding. This either caused no harm in most cases but only violating but in many cases caused significant damage along with violations from which Rs 68.51 crores fine has been collected.&nbsp;Speed laser guns installed at highways and few other flyovers in the city have been flooded with recordings of prohibited speeds post regular traffic movement hours. People are misusing the relaxation or absence of night curfew, which is continuing in a few big cities in India.&nbsp;The Traffic Police will soon meet with City police and government officials to decide a concrete step to make people understand their sheer negligence.&nbsp;Meanwhile, JNTU Coordinator and Principal Investigator (Accidents and Urban flash floods) Prof K M Lakshman Rao has termed this whole increase of numbers, especially involving youngsters, a change in mindset contributed by various factors. This can only be solved through multiple phases of effective counseling.&nbsp;

Overspeeding Becoming An Issue In The State 

The Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia's visit to the city has been quite fruitful to the state government as the minister was able to kickstart and witness the trial runs of the 'Medicine in the sky' trials and also met the Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao and IT Minister KTR.&nbsp;Before arriving in the city, Minister Scindia had written to the Chief Minister to reconsider HIAL's request to extend the concession agreement for another 30 years. As a result, a concession agreement dated December 20, 2004, was executed between the Ministry of Civil Aviation, Government of India, and HIAL for Hyderabad International Airport's development, construction, operation, and maintenance.&nbsp;However, the HIAL had written to the state government to help them bag another 30 years' time and push the date from 2038 to 2068.&nbsp;The reason stated for this extension is only because of the plans by HIAL, which aims to increase the current facility and multiple other projects and set up big airports in different districts of the state. Moreover, to support the economic and technological growth of the city, which will soon make Hyderabad an international city that requires a larger fleet of flights going abroad.&nbsp;Scindia wanted the Chief Minister to review the whole thing and submit his recommendations to HIAL.&nbsp;During his brief meeting with the Union Minister, the Chief Minister explained the plans and how measures were taken to construct six airports across the state and how RGIA is being developed and supporting the growing city of Hyderabad.&nbsp;&nbsp;The CM also requested the union minister to help and lend whatever support possible to complete these airports successfully. Minister Scindia understood all the requirements and plans that the state needs support from AAI and the ministry and confirmed that full support from the Central government would be there along with the extension of the concession agreement.

Union Minister Ready To Extend Support To State's Airport Plans 

One problem that many faced during the pandemic was that the dead bodies of the deceased were not allowed in apartment complexes by the resident welfare associations. To address this problem, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/YouthWelfareTelangana/">Youth Welfare Telangana</a>, a voluntary organization, has come up with a special Mobile Ghusl Van.The families can perform Ghusl or the death bed shower in this van. The members of Youth Welfare Telangana decided to come up with makeshift solutions to reduce the stress of families and modified a tempo for helping them carry out the funeral rites with trained youth.However, the van has come into service early this month, and the members of Youth Welfare Telangana had to do a lot of research and look at several such attempts made earlier to come up with a feasible solution.After getting a pre-owned Tempo traveler, they decided to modify it to suit the specific requirements. In all, the R&amp;D and modifications cost them around Rs 7.5 lakh managed through donations.As for the changes to the tempo, it involved coming up with stainless steel chamber, hydraulics for altering the height of the platform, overhead tank, draining provision, among others. The unique Ghusl vehicle was modified at workshops at Balanagar and Kishanbagh.In fact, Youth Welfare Telangana is now getting requests from Gujarat and Chennai and even the Central Wakf Council, Delhi, which wants to take it up at a national level. It’s a one-of-its-kind vehicle in Asia, shares Youth Welfare Telangana proudly.