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Clay Ganesha

  1. Environmental concerns: PoP idols take years to dissolve in water and harm aquatic life. Clay idols, on the other hand, are biodegradable and dissolve quickly.
  2. Water pollution: Immersion of PoP idols in water bodies leads to increased acidity and heavy metal content, harming aquatic life.
  3. Promoting sustainability: Clay Ganesha awareness encourages the use of natural, eco-friendly materials, reducing waste and pollution.
  4. Preserving traditional craftsmanship: Clay idol-making supports local artisans and preserves traditional craftsmanship.
  5. Raising awareness: Initiatives and campaigns educate people about the environmental impact of their choices and promote a shift towards eco-friendly practices.

By choosing clay Ganesha idols, we can celebrate the festival in a more sustainable and environmentally conscious way!

Microsoft buys land in Hyderabad for Rs 267 cr to build data centre

Microsoft buys land in Hyderabad for Rs 267 cr to build data centre

Microsoft Corporation recently acquired 48 acres of land in Hyderabad for a deal valued at approximately Rs 267 crore.

The property was purchased from the land aggregator, Sai Balaji Developers, located in Ranga Reddy district, as per the document shared by Propstack, a data analytics firm.

“Microsoft has big plans to expand its data centre business and will be developing one of the biggest data centres in the region. The property is located about forty kilometers from the main city of Hyderabad, and the company paid a premium on the land,” said a person aware of the deal.

Microsoft’s Hyderabad data centre region is an addition to its existing network of three regions in India – Pune, Mumbai, and Chennai – which have been operational for the past five years.

“Microsoft had also acquired two more land parcels in Hyderabad for the data centre business,” he said.

In a response to an query, Microsft said “We have no information to share at this time.”

Microsoft currently operates an India Development Centre (IDC) out of Hyderabad spread over 54-acre apart from Bengaluru and Noida. The IDC has played a pivotal role in the development and progression of Microsoft’s technological offerings, such as Azure, Windows, Office, and Bing.

Separately, over the past two years, the organisation has been increasing its presence in the flexible office space segment throughout the country.

Market leadership stays with PSUs; stay invested as the best is yet to come: Ramesh Damani

Market leadership stays with PSUs; stay invested as the best is yet to come: Ramesh Damani

Ramesh Damani, Member of BSE, believes that the best time to invest in India is today, as the country is experiencing growth and development. He has always identified mega trends, such as cement shares and liberalization trends, and has been able to spot leadership in these bull markets.

The middle class, which started in England in the 18th-19th century, is shaping the world today, with 4 to 5 billion people in India. This middle class is defined as having a PPP purchasing power parity of about $12 per day, significantly above the poverty level of $2 a day. As India’s per capita has gone over $2,500, the middle class is demanding action on issues such as climate change, travel, education, and living standards.

There is much to be right in the market, with a significant fall in the last few days and the addition of 13 crore demat accounts in India. However, there is also a lesson to understand the difference between risk and volatility in the market. Risk is the choice of permanent loss of capital, while volatility is what happened yesterday and what will happen the day before yesterday.

The next 2,000 points on the Sensex can be up and down, but Damani believes that the next 20,000 points will be higher due to the unfolding demographics, digitization, and democracy taking root in India. There is a lot to be thankful for and looking forward to being optimistic over the next few years rather than being pessimistic.

Damani is fully invested in the market, with a focus on public sector stocks and the Modi government’s efforts to turn around the public sector. The debate over privatizing PSUs or unlocking value has receded, and companies should be well managed.

Marri Krishna Hall Summer Camp 2024

Developing your eye through careful observation is an important part of learning to draw.
start with basic shapes and light lines, Find the right proportions
refine lines, check angles, and add solid outlines
add detail and texture, shadows and highlights

How to Teach Drawing to Kids: 10 Fun and Effective Strategies
Start with the basics.
We teach children the basics of shapes and how to draw them.
Use different mediums. …
Try different surfaces.
Get them moving.
Encourage them to experiment.
Make it a competition.

If you’re ready for more, there are many more advanced drawing techniques, and understanding those will help you really get good at them.

1 : Warm up + practice hand-eye coordination
2 : Start with basic shapes + light lines
3 : Refine, check angles and edges, add solid lines, and add volume to your drawing
4 : do lots of loose, quick sketches
5 : Focus, contrast, and details

Marri Krishna Hall

Marri Krishna Hall, Tarnaka

Marri Krishna Hall, Tarnaka, Hyderabad, is a simple and decent wedding venue that can host different types of events depending on the demand and requirements of the client. Marri Chenna Reddy Function Hall is situated next to the highway and in proximity to the Central Institute of Commerce. This helps the guests and family reach the place without any hassle. Marri Chenna Reddy Function Hall Tarnaka provides an option to choose from its multiple party spaces, including a terrace and a banquet hall. Marri Krishna Hall, Hyderabad, has an accommodation facility, so if your guests are coming from far-off places, you can book their stay here. Marri Krishna Hall, Hyderabad, takes care of the catering, where you have the option to choose what you want to serve to your guests from their wide variety of vegetarian delicacies. The decoration is also provided by Marri Krishna Reddy Function Hall in Tarnaka. If you are looking to host an event, then go ahead and book Marri Krishna Hall, Tarnaka, Hyderabad, today.

Contact Number: 90001 21010, 91829 84550

Praja Palana Scheme, Telangana Dec 28 to Jan 6

The Telangana Chief Minister unveiled the ‘Praja Palana’ logo and application form in the presence of his cabinet colleagues at the Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Telangana State Secretariat in Hyderabad on December 27, 2023.

The stage is set for the launch of Praja Palana, taking the government to the doorsteps of the people, on Thursday. The program has been conceived as people, especially those from remote and far-flung areas, are experiencing difficulties in meeting officials to represent their grievances and seek their redressal. The Telangana government has decided to reach out to the helpless and extend help to them through Praja Palana.

According to Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, the government was not available to the people in the last 10 years, and the governance had not reached them. The hardships people faced in submitting their grievances could be seen from the huge number of applications received during the Praja Vani program, prompting the government to take governance to the people, thus avoiding the scope for difficulties in representing their problems.

Praja Palana Application Form

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Required Documents

New Ration Card Documents

1):- All Family Member Aadhar card.

2):- Head Of Family Voter Id Card.

Ration Card Member Add

1):- Ration Card

2):- Aadhar Card

2500/- Pension Head Of Family Age 18 to 55

1):-. Aadhar Card Head of Family

2):- Bank Account

3):- Ration Card

4):- Passport Size Photo

5 Lakh House Loan

1):- Aadhar Card

2):- Bank Account

3):- Ration Card

4):- Property Paper

5):- Passport Size Photo

4000/- Old Age Pension.

Age 57 And Above

1):- Aadhar Card

2):- Ration Card

3):- Bank Account

4):- Passport Size Photo

5):- Voter Id Card

Gas 500

1):- Aadhar Card

2):- Ration Card

3):- Gas Book / Bond Paper

Telangana’s new CM changes Police Commissioners of Hyderabad, Cyberabad, Rachakonda

The shuffling of top police officers in Telangana State by the new Telangana government headed by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy began on Tuesday with the transfer of all three Police Commissioners of Hyderabad, Cyberabad, and Rachakonda located in the capital city. 

While Hyderabad CP Sandeep Shandilya was transferred and posted as State Anti-Narcotics Bureau Director, the CPs of Cyberabad and Rachakonda, Stephen Ravindra and Devendra Singh Chauhan, respectively, were directed to report at the DGP office.

Kothakota Sreenivasa Reddy, presently serving as Additional DGP (Organisations and Legal), is appointed the new CP of Hyderabad. Cyberabad Joint Commissioner of Police (Administration) Avinash Mohanty is the new CP of Cyberabad. Hyderabad Police Additional Commissioner (Traffic) G. Sudheer Babu is posted as CP of Rachakonda.

Earlier, the CM posted senior IPS officer B. Shivadhar Reddy as the intelligence chief, replacing Anil Kumar. This was the first change made by the CM soon after assuming charge as Chief Minister.

Below are brief overviews of the newly appointed officers.

Blood Donation Camp Dec-2-2023

Like in previous years we are organizing a Blood Donation Camp for Children affected by Thalassemia to commemorate the 27th death Anniversary of the visionary leader, Dr. Marri Channa Reddy.
The camp is on Dec 2nd, 2023 from 8:30 AM-3:30 PM at Indira Park, Dr Channa Reddy Memorial Rock Garden opp NTR Stadium.
Cell – 6303868045.
Please share with family & friends this noble cause.

CSRMemorialFoundation.org
Channareddy.org
Location: https://g.co/kgs/VhgztG

Register Here – https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1oHsK…

Hyderabad receives excess rain in July

Hyderabad Receives Excess Rain in July

In the past week, Hyderabad experienced an extraordinary spell of heavy rainfall, completely transforming the weather from dry to wet and alleviating the previously lacking rainfall situation.

The recorded rainfall in July surpassed the usual expectations, skyrocketing past the deficient mark and pushing Hyderabad into the large excess rainfall category. Typically, the city receives around 279.1 mm of rainfall during July. However, this year, the rain gods were exceptionally generous, blessing Hyderabad with a remarkable 388.9 mm of rainfall.

As the rain poured down, umbrellas became a common sight, and while it caused some inconvenience, the downpour brought a much-needed sense of relief to the people. Despite a few minor water-logging issues, the city’s infrastructure proved resilient in the face of heavy rainfall. The meteorological department had initially predicted a normal monsoon season, but the recent downpours have far exceeded expectations.