26-year-old Chameli Nadella is a sensation in her own right. She already boasts 55k followers on Instagram and 130K subscribers on YouTube at her age. She happens to be a moto vlogger and a popular rider based out of Hyderabad. The motorcycle she owns is a Royal Enfield Classic 350 cc. Gunmetal Grey has been with her since her riding days began.But it was not love at first sight for Chameli. She initially did not like how noisy it was, though she eventually fell in love with it. Her recent ride to Ladakh from Hyderabad earned her quite a few fans on social media. She became the first female rider from south India to ride through Atal Tunnel. What makes her story more interesting is that Chameli Nadella rode to Ladakh during winter when the climate was -15 degrees and -20 degrees.Despite being strenuous, the young biker had a thrilling experience. Having started with her grandfather’s TVS riding through paddy fields in Bellary, Chameli Nadella is quite a well-known name in biking circles.That’s not all. Chameli also graduated with MBA from IBS and is working as an independent stock market trader and investor. Chameli says she dreams of owning a Triumph bike someday when she comes back to biking. Incidentally, she also did a solo ride from Hyderabad to Kanyakumari in recent times.Chameli has one piece of advice for those who want to take to riding. She says one must not overexert oneself during long rides and adds that one has to invest in safety equipment and a luxury bike.

City-based Chameli Nadella is an Internet Sensation

My Home Constructions completes 35 years, and it is all set to take up projects worth Rs 40,000 crore soon. A pro in both commercial and residential properties, the construction house will be focusing on projects in Kokapet and Tellapur.The realty firm will be adding 40,000 million sq ft of real estate space over the next five years. The builders firmly believe that Tellapur and Kokapet are the next destinations in Hyderabad and are investing Rs 25,000 crore in an integrated township in Tellapur spread over 250 acres. In contrast, an integrated IT hub will be developed at Kokapet on 80 acres, with an investment of Rs 15,000 crore.The commercial project will be eco-friendly, wherein 27 million sq ft of office space will be created with precast construction technology. Incidentally, this space will emerge as the biggest office space in Asia. On the other hand, the firm will develop residential projects – My Home Ankura, My Home’s first villa project, and My Home Tridasa, which will have premium luxury lifestyle apartments. This will include educational, retail, and entertainment facilities, paving the way for a holistic living experience.The company founded and headed by Jupally Rameshwar Rao is also planning to develop a sustainable city in Shamshabad. Dr. Rameshwar Rao is bringing a lot of technology into their future projects, such as using BIM to 6D level, pioneering use of precast construction, central district cooling system, etc.In 2020-21, My Home Constructions closed with sales of more than 4.5 million sq ft and Rs 3,200 crore in revenues.

My Home Pumps Rs 40,000 Crores For New Projects

E-commerce and consumer durables companies have pushed up the warehousing demand in H2 2021 in Hyderabad. Incidentally, the warehousing sector had 66 percent demand from e-commerce, followed by consumer durables, which had 17 percent demand.Hyderabad is being looked upon as a warehousing hub as the government has been developing infrastructure in the western and northern corridors of the city. Also, the city is strategically positioned in the south-central zone, which is one of the reasons behind the increased demand.According to Cushman and Wakefield, leasing activity recorded a growth of around 15 percent, with 1.75 million sq ft of space getting leased in H2 2021. If one looks at the annual figures, leasing activity witnessed significant growth, with 3.3 million sq ft of space being leased. This, in short, means a growth of 60 percent from 2020.The hubs of warehousing happen to be places like Patancheru, Edulanagulapally, Gundlapochampally, Medchal, and Kallakal in the western and north-western corridors are expected to witness maximum traction in the coming days.Also, on its part, the state government has come up with a new policy for the logistics sector in the second half of 2021 to attract an investment of Rs 10,000 crore by 2026. Subsequently, the industrial and warehousing rentals across all corridors of the city have witnessed a slight increase from 3 to 5 percent in H2 2021.On the other hand, micro-markets of Kandlakaya and Medchal in the northern zone saw robust leasing activity during 2021, resulting in a shortage of quality warehousing space. Given this scenario, the industry experts opine, the rentals will go further up in the next 6 to 12 months.

E-com, Consumer Durable Companies Drive Warehousing Demand in City

Technology is surely matching the requirements of today’s Gen Z. Different tech companies are working towards making life easier for end-users. Hyderabad-based no-code business process automation and app development platform Quixy has added a new feature that is bound to help businesses develop an app rather quickly.The process is so simplified that all one needs to do is to come up with an app with just a few clicks. The Snap2App feature will allow users to convert any paper-based forms, digital forms, or snaps taken from a whiteboard or even a simple napkin sketch into fully functional apps.Given the new feature, users will no longer have to spend their valuable time capturing data on paper forms and then manually feeding it into IT systems. They can take a snap of the form, upload it to Quixy and instantly convert it into an app. And all this happens within a matter of seconds. They can even add workflow steps required to process the digital form or integrate with other apps, all without writing a single line of code, according to a press release by the start-up.The good news is that the Snap2App feature is now available for all Quixy users without any additional cost. Some time back, Quixy announced the inclusion of offline functionality in its mobile apps, and this enables the users to run applications without relying on internet connectivity, which means uninterrupted service.For the uninitiated, Quixy was founded in 2019, and it serves clients globally in over 15 business verticals. They cater to each one’s own set of needs and use cases.

App Development Platform Quixy Generates Snap to App Feature

It was indeed a good ending to the week that went by as The Summer Carnival by Unekha wrapped up on a high note. There was lots of good food, music, and shopping at Phoenix Arena, HITEC City. The event was open to all, and young IT professionals turned up in large numbers as the event was open for all.The techies totally enjoyed the food and shopped till they dropped from various stalls that were set up on decorated floats. What was interesting was the fact that the carnival organizers curated the stalls that ranged from start-up brands to local artists to women-run businesses to give it a true flea market feel.One could shop for arts and crafts, jewelry, handlooms, handmade products, and sustainable clothing stalls at the carnival. And to keep the audience busy, there was also a book reading session by author Devika Das who read Meghana, and author Divya Muraka, who read Purnah – The Complete Parent. An open mic session was also held for city-based independent musicians. The food stalls, too, were interesting as they served some delicious and nostalgic items such as popsicles, goli sodas, and fresh ice apples.One of the visitors was rather excited to be part of the funfair. He came along with his dog Dusky and his friend and says he had a good time as he totally enjoyed the music; the vibe of the place lit up for the occasion. Another software techie shares that he got to know about the carnival just one night before the actual event. He dropped by with his family and says they simply loved the whole experience and looked forward to more such events.

Summer Carnival was All Fun, Music, and Lots of Good Food

Cyberabad traffic police imposed restrictions on the occasion of the TRS Plenary to be held at HICC today (27th April). The traffic police are taking various measures to prevent any trouble for the motorists. Officials have advised office management in the nearby areas of HICC like Kothaguda-Hitex, Cyber Towers-IKEA Rotary, and Gachibowli Junction to change their schedules. Police said there was a possibility of traffic congestion between 9 am and 11 AM and between 4 pm and 7 pm, during which time alternative routes should be selected.Areas Likely to have high traffic1. Neeru's Junction-Cyber Towers Junction-Metal Charminar Junction-Google (CII) Junction-Kothaguda Junction Road.2. Metal Charminar Junction-Khanamet Junction-Hitex / HICC / NAC Road.3. JNTU-Cyber Towers-Biodiversity Junction.4. Gachibowli Junction-Botanical Garden Junction-Kothaguda Junction-Kondapur Junction.Alternate Routes:1. Those going from Neeru's to Gachibowli Junction should use the COD (Madhapur Ayyappa Society) via Durgam Cheru-Inorbit-ITC Koheneur-IKEA-Biodiversity-Gachibowli without going towards Cyber Towers.2. Vehicles coming from Miyapur, Kothaguda, and Hafeezpet areas should use the Rolling Hills AIG Hospital-IKEA-Inorbit-Durgam Cheruvu Road for vehicles coming from Hi-Tech City-Cyber Towers-Jubilee Hills.3. Motorists coming from Arsipuram, Chandanagar, Madhapur, and Gachibowli areas should use BHEL-Nallagandla-HCU-IIIT-Gachibowli road without going towards Kondapur and Alwyn Road.

Traffic Restrictions Today Due To TRS Plenary

On the day when the Telangana government has done the Bhoomi Pooja for three TIMS hospitals, a shocking incident surfaced in Gandhi hospital revealing the bad infrastructure in the government hospitals. Fourteen-year-old Akshaya has been at Gandhi Hospital for the past 25 days.&nbsp;Akshaya survived a road accident but her spine was severely damaged. Doctors at Gandhi Hospital took her for surgery but sent her back to the ward immediately. The reason is that the hospital is short of screws needed for the surgery. The poor girl has been waiting for the screws for the last twenty-five days to get operated on."While we speak about Super specialty health care and hospitals everywhere. Ideally, we should first fix the issues grappling the existing hospitals on a war footing. How ridiculous is that a surgery has been delayed by more than 25 days just because they couldn’t get screws," people are criticizing on social media.

14-YO Girl's Surgery Postponed Due To Lack Of Screws

Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao performed Bhoomi Pooja to three Super specialty hospitals at Kothapet (LB Nagar), Erragadda Chest Hospital (Sanath Nagar), Alwal in the capital city of Hyderabad. Ministers Harish Rao, Mahmood Ali, Vemula Prashant Reddy, Talasani Srinivas Yadav, Mallareddy, Sabita Indrareddy, MLAs Maganti Gopinath, Mynampalli Hanumanth Rao, Vivekananda Goud, Kaleru Venkatesh, and several public representatives participated.These three hospitals provide specialty and super specialty medical services. PG specialty, super specialty seats, and nursing, and paramedical colleges will also be available for medical education. Each TIMS will be built with a capacity of 1000 beds. Each hospital will have 26 operating theaters, 300 ICU beds, and an oxygen facility.Erragadda TIMS:The government will build a 1,000-bed hospital on 14 floors (G+13) on 17 acres. Rs 882 crore has been earmarked for this multi-super specialty hospital.Kothapet TIMS:A 1,000-bed hospital will be built on 21 floors (G+20) on 21.36 acres. Rs 900 crore has been earmarked for this multi-super specialty hospital.Alwal TIMS:This will be a 1,000-bed hospital on 5 floors (G+4) on 28.41 acres. Rs 897 crore has been earmarked for this multi-super specialty hospital.Super-specialty services for districts:The four super-specialty hospitals built around Greater will also bring medical services closer to the people of various districts in the state. People from Siddipet, Karimnagar, Nizamabad, Adilabad, Nirmal, and other districts can easily reach without any problem, especially due to the super specialty hospital being built between Alwal and ORR.Due to the super specialty hospital being constructed in the Gaddiannaram Fruit Market, people from Nalgonda, Warangal, and Yadadri-Bhuvanagiri districts will be benefitted. People from Rangareddy, Sangareddy and Medak areas can easily reach TIMS in Gachibowli. Patients coming from those districts will be able to avail services of Gachibowli TIMS without having to go to NIMS, Osmania, and Gandhi in the city.

CM KCR Performs Bhoomi Pooja For Three TIMS Hospitals

The property belonging to the seventh Nizam of Hyderabad, Mir Osman Ali Khan, has come under the radar of the Telangana government. The proposed demolition of the 150-year-old heritage building, which happens to be a notified heritage structure in Hyderabad, has led the state government to intervene.Netizens have expressed fears concerning the future of the building, and the Telangana government had to issue directives that the structure cannot be altered or leveled. The Rs 300 crore property is currently at the center of a civil dispute between Mumbai-based Neeharika Infrastructure Pvt Ltd and Kashmir-based Iris Hospitality.Media reports and public posts on social media about the alleged demolition have led Arvind Kumar, special chief secretary of municipal administration and urban development, which is responsible for the management of the state’s urban areas, to tweet on April 17 that both parties involved in the dispute must “not alter/ level” the structure.Arvind Kumar tweeted with the title Clarification – “The #KingKoti palace is a notified Heritage structure &amp; can’t be altered/ modified/ demolished without prior permission from GHMC. It’s in a civil dispute. All said owners are served notices not to alter/ level/ do anything. Police are asked to maintain vigil.” The special chief secretary adds that it’s private property that is under civil dispute. So, though it happens to be a private structure, owners need to have the approval of the competent authority, that is, Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC).Incidentally, a notified heritage structure by definition means any building of one or more premises, structures, and artifacts that requires conservation or preservation for historical, architectural, artisanal, aesthetic, cultural, or environmental purposes.As per the central government document, no development, engineering operation, alterations, or renovations are allowed except with the prior permission of the commissioner, municipal corporation/ vice-chairman, or development authority.Also, before granting permission, the agency is expected to consult the heritage conservation committee (HCC). While Neeharika Infrastructure has denied having any intention of going ahead with demolition, Iris Hospitality has chosen to remain silent on the matter.

7th Nizam House in King Kothi gets T Govt to Take Swift Action

In times when even old age homes come with a community tag, here is one geriatric facility that houses inmates of different faiths. To put it in simple words, caste, creed, or religion does not matter for an old person to stay here, free of cost.In a nondescript building on the premises of Masjid-e-Mohammadia near Aramghar crossroads, situated beside the PVNR expressway connecting the Hyderabad airport, is the old age home run by Helping Hand Foundation.The two-storeyed building was constructed for a school, though the operations never took off. Then, it was used as an isolation ward for COVID patients. However, once the patients reduced and with the third wave in the offing, the building was shut down for a few days. Later, it was reopened as an old age home in January.At present, the building houses 18 men and 21 women, who share 11 rooms. Five of them are visually impaired, and ten are bedridden. Four of the inmates who were bedridden have already started walking, adds Mohammed Fareedullah or Fareed, who manages the place.All the inmates have had complex issues at home and would not like to go home or have no home to go to. But the place offers facilities like a seasoned and well-funded old age home. The center is visited by a physician and physiotherapist, and it has full-time nurses, bedside assistants, housekeeping staff, and even an in-house pharmacy. A dentist also visits the place every Friday, and a psychiatrist makes a visit on alternate weeks.Mujtaba Hasan Askari of the Helping Hand Foundation shares that the old age home is a platform to show that humanity binds all human beings. He adds that the environment is positive and stress-free, where love and respect are given to inmates irrespective of their caste, creed, and religion. In times when there is increasing polarization in the country, Aksari says they wanted to start a place that was open for all and where there are no inhibitions.

Thread of Humanity Binds Inmates at Inter-faith Geriatric Facility

GHMC Summer Training Camps will resume this year after a two-year hiatus. The GHMC is gearing up to host summer coaching camps from April 25 to May 31. Coaching‌ camps were not conducted as part of the strict regulations and preventive measures of COVID-19 for the last two years. Arrangements are being made for their conduct as the situation is under control at present.For the past two years, there have been no summer coaching camps and GHMC has been working to improve conditions in the indoor stadiums that host them. Tenders are also being called for the required sports equipment and other equipment. Summer coaching camps have a history of over fifty years and were home to a number of nationally acclaimed players.There are those who have improved their skills through these training camps. Fifty years ago the first summer training camp began with 15 coaches at six sports on just ten playgrounds. Nearly 1600 students used the camps at the time, and thousands have been using them every year for the past two decades. Hundreds of coaches train in over fifty sports. As in the past, arrangements are being made to conduct summer coaching camps in all zones of the Greater this year.