Tallest Flag of India coverage by Mohammed Asif

The Indian proud, The new tallest and widest Indian Tri colour Flag has been inaugurated by the legendary chief minister of Telangana Mr KCR on 02nd June 2016 in the part of second anniversary of formation day of youngest state Telangana .

If we see the Highlights of this Flag:

The highest Tricolour installed in the middle of the city at Sanjeevaiah Park in the banks of Hussainsagar Lake.
The falg is settled in The area is called Nakshatra where greenery will be surrounded in STAR model.

In the same park other two new themes like Butterfly park and Rose gardens are introduced where the beautyness could be spread in next 10 months.

About the Height of this Flag :
it is 303 feets tall that means 92.35 metres in Height.

the Tri colour Flag is made of with polyester, The 72-feet by 108-feet flag, weigh about 92 kg and is being procured from Mumbai. Four flags are being kept on standby, in case of damage or need for replacement.

This Flag has beaten by 10 metres a flag in Raipur Chhattisgarh state, which is before the tallest.

a Kolkata-based firm called Skipper has completed this project. 
The total cost - Rs. 1.8 crore.
"It will be a great experience with beautiful lighting around it in the evening time.
The flag is visible from almost all nearby areas from the city especially it has a great look from round the Neck less road and Tankbund
By installing the India’s proud the tourism has been boosted in overnight in Hyderabad, as per the security official Mr.Srikanth information the 1st Sunday after the flag installation the visitor count reached to 9200 where the single day collection has reached to Rs.160525 where before installation it was just Rs.16,470.

The full information and beautiful footage taken by Mohammed Asif from HAPPY JOURNEY HOLIDAYS, Hyderabad on June 05th 2016.

Thank you for watching this video, have a great day.



Coverage by : Mohammed Asif

MBA 2015-17 batch Himachal tour experience by Ms.Raksha Rai

Enjoying Zero degrees in Rohtangpass Manali April -NITHM

Telangana Formation Day-Culinary competition at NITHM, 2nd June 2016

New Managing Director for NITHM has been appointed

New full time director has been appointed in NITHM, Hyderabad and has taken charge in April 2016.As he targetted with strategic plans to envisage new vistas of enviable  achievement, excellence  and standards in the campus.

SRI CHINNAM S REDDY, DIRECTOR
Email: director@nithm.ac.in

Many academic and institutional changes are planned in order to succeed to improve the brand image of the instution and better career oppertunities for the students.

Courtesy : By Mohammed Asif 

Poachers killed 28 tigers in first four months of 2016

Poachers have killed 28 tigers in the first four months of 2016 which is three more than the last year, reveals a census conducted by the Wildlife Protection Society of India. The report warns of increasing poaching activity in the country and government’s failed attempt in implementing anti-poaching laws in the country.

Tiger body parts sell for very high prices in the black market. Tiger meat and bones are used in traditional Chinese medicines and due its very high demand poachers fetch very high prices which motivate them to kill India’s national animal despite very high risk involved.

Several projects from the government like Project Tiger and other initiatives from concerned agencies has led to lesser number of killings in last one decade. Wildlife authorities have educated people and active efforts from local people have also played a key role protecting the endangered species.

“The stats are worrying indeed,” said Tito Joseph, programme manager at the group. “Poaching can only be stopped when we have coordinated, intelligence-led enforcement operations, because citizens of many countries are involved in illegal wildlife trade. It’s a transnational organised crime.”

Since India contains more than half of world tigers (2226 as of last count in 2014) thus, protecting these novel animals is an extremely crucial task. According to global census conducted by WWF, there are just 3890 tigers in the world. Since 1900 tiger population has declined continuously every year, however, last decade saw a slight rise in the population which is commendable. Indian witnessed 30 percent rise in the tiger population in last one decade.

The report demanded of increased conservation efforts from government, wildlife authorities and local people.

Courtesy :http://tecake.in/

Tourism related material and useful Videos by EPG -Pathashala

Its a great thing to knew that EPG -Pathashala providing a wide range of Tourism related information through online.
here is the link of the website:

http://epgp.inflibnet.ac.in/

Mr.Mahender reddy , one of the faculties from NITHM, Hyderabad also associated with the great program to make some usefull and informative video collections related to the Tourism:

Here is the Video : UNESCO World Heritage sites in INDIA