Ongoing Projects
ππ»π¨ Upriser’s Glory India Sports Festival β Season 1: Run India Run ππ»π¨
Sprint Tournament | Coming Soon in Hyderabad!
Upriserβs Glory proudly presents India Sports Festival β Season 1: Run India Run, a grand interschool, intercollege, and organizational sprint tournament set to take place in Hyderabad. This prestigious event will bring together students, youth, and professionals on one platform to celebrate the spirit of sportsmanship and endurance.
With distinguished dignitaries gracing the occasion as our Chief Guests, the tournament promises to be more than just a race β it is an opportunity to shine, to prove your strength, and to make your mark at a nationally recognized platform.
We warmly invite all schools, colleges, and organizations to register and be part of this sporting milestone. Whether youβre a budding athlete or a passionate runner, this is your golden chance to showcase your talent, test your limits, and achieve the recognition you deserve.
β¨ Highlights:
-National-level recognition for participants
-A grand celebration of sports and unity
-Every participant will be honoured with consolation prizes
-Witness an event blessed by eminent dignitaries
π Donβt miss this honor!
Register now to secure your slot and be part of a tournament that will define sporting excellence in Hyderabad.
π§ Upriserβs Glory β Mineral Water Plant Project
As part of our commitment to public welfare and community service, Upriserβs Glory is proud to announce its upcoming Mineral Water Plant Project.
Access to clean and safe drinking water is a basic necessity β yet it remains out of reach for many communities. With this initiative, we are determined to make pure, mineral-enriched, and affordable water accessible to every household, ensuring that no family is left behind in the pursuit of health and dignity.
πΏ Our Mission
-Deliver safe & affordable drinking water to the community
-Ensure health, purity, and sustainability at every stage
-Build a healthier tomorrow through innovation and service
This project is more than an enterprise β it is our pledge to the people. Along with empowering youth through sports, Upriserβs Glory is extending its impact to nurture public health and community well-being.
Through this initiative, we also aim to create local employment, strengthen community participation, and inspire sustainable practices that safeguard the environment for generations to come.
Every drop symbolizes hope, responsibility, and collective progress β a step toward a stronger, healthier nation.
From Coop to Pond : UGFβs Integrated Chicken, Duck, Goat & Fisheries Project
– Blending sustainability with tradition –
Upriser’s Glory – Goat Farm ππΏ
(In collaboration with KMI Infra projects)
A Smart, Profitable, and Sustainable Partnership
Land Investors purchase plots from KMI Infra Projects. Instead of leaving the land idle, investors have the option to lease their land to Upriserβs Glory Foundation (UGF). In return, UGF pays monthly rent to the investorsβcreating a steady income stream for them.
UGF, a registered and certified organization, utilizes the leased land for modern and sustainable farming projects. One of their flagship initiatives is the Goat Farming Project in Parigi, featuring over 500 Telangana Potla goatsβa superior local breed renowned for its rich, tender, and flavorful meat.
πΏ This innovative model ensures mutual benefit for all three parties:
-Investors enjoy regular monthly income.
-Upriserβs Glory Foundation gains land to expand its productive and ethical farming operations.
-KMI Infra Projects attracts more investors through this genius, winβwin concept.
π‘ Goat Farming at Upriserβs Glory Foundation :
πOrigin:
Native to Telanganaβs dry and semi-arid regions, especially around Mahbubnagar, Nalgonda, and Rangareddy districts. The Potla goat evolved to survive heat, rough terrain, and limited grazing β truly a breed shaped by the land itself.
π Physical Features:
Medium to large body with strong legs, drooping ears, and short horns. Coat colors vary β black, brown, and white, often with mixed patches. The breedβs build is muscular and compact, ideal for meat production.
π₯ Milk & Meat Production:
While primarily reared for meat, Potla goats also produce small quantities of rich milk, often used for medicinal and household purposes. The meat is tender, flavorful, and high in demand across Telangana and Hyderabad markets β earning premium rates compared to other breeds.
π Breeding & Growth:
-Kidding rate: 1β2 kids per birth (twins are common)
-Gestation period: Around 150 days
Growth rate: 18β25 kg in 8β10 months under good feeding conditions
-Adaptability: High β thrives on open grazing, shrubs, and minimal fodder input
πͺ Strengths of the Potla Goat:
-Naturally disease-resistant and heat-tolerant
-Low maintenance and high survival rate
-Suitable for semi-intensive and free-range farming
-Quick market turnover and steady profitability
π₯© Nutritional Value of Goat Meat:
Potla goat meat is lean, high in iron, and lower in saturated fat compared to mutton from sheep. Itβs an excellent source of vitamin B12, zinc, and omega-3 β making it both healthy and energy-rich.
π’ Did You Know?
-A well-managed Potla goat unit can yield returns of 30β40% annually, thanks to its high reproductive rate and strong local market demand for pure Telangana Potla meat.
-Upriserβs Glory Foundationβs farm is not just about production β itβs about preservation and progress. It serves as a learning and demonstration center for farmers, youth, and women who wish to take up farming as a sustainable livelihood.
Through this model, the Foundation aims to promote eco-friendly, low-cost, and high-return rural farming systems that can empower communities while protecting biodiversity.
Upriser’s Glory – Poultry Farm π£π
(In collaboration with KMI Infra projects)
With the same partnership, At present UGF has also established a Poultry Farming Division focusing on Country Chicken (Desi Murgi) and Kadaknath Chicken β both prized for their high nutritional value, organic growth, and premium market demand.
πΏ This visionary model ensures mutual benefit for all three parties:
-Investors receive steady monthly income.
-Upriserβs Glory Foundation gets fertile land for ethical and productive poultry farming.
-KMI Infra Projects attracts more investors through this innovative and rewarding concept.
-Together, they form a sustainable cycle of Profit, Purpose, and Prosperity.
π‘ Poultry farming at Upriser's Glory Foundation :
Long before factory farms and commercial hybrids, native breeds defined the real Indian poultry story β hardy, self-sustaining, and full of flavor. Among them, Kadaknath and Aseel stand tallest, each carrying a legacy that blends tradition, science, and resilience.
Here, Kadaknath, Aseel, Vanaraja, Gramapriya, and Nicobari chickens grow in natural conditions β free-ranging under the open sky, nurtured with clean water, local grains, and care. Alongside, ducks thrive in shared water systems with the fish ponds, helping keep the water ecosystem clean and balanced, while goats graze around, completing the nutrient cycle of the land.
Kadaknath β The Black Diamond of India
- Origin:
Born in the tribal belt of Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh, the Kadaknath is Indiaβs only black-feathered, black-meated bird β prized in Ayurveda and rural kitchens alike. - Egg & Breeding Capacity:
A healthy Kadaknath hen lays 90β120 eggs a year β fewer than commercial layers, but with eggs that command a premium for their nutrition and rarity. The hens begin laying by 6β7 months of age and continue steadily for 2β3 years. - Meat & Egg Quality:
Everything about Kadaknath is rich β not just the flavor, but the science. The meat is low in cholesterol, high in iron and protein, and naturally black due to melanin deposits. Its eggs, too, are known for their medicinal value β often sought for improving stamina and immunity. - Mothering Instinct & Chicks:
Kadaknath hens are protective and patient mothers, raising chicks with high survival rates even in rough conditions. They adapt well to free-range environments and can thrive with minimal inputs β a symbol of Indiaβs sustainable rural farming model.
Aseel β The Warrior Bird of India
- Origin:
From the coasts of Andhra and Tamil Nadu to the heartlands of Telangana, Aseel is the oldest known fighting and show breed of India β muscular, upright, and full of pride. The name βAseelβ itself means pure or original. - Egg & Breeding Capacity:
An Aseel hen lays about 70β100 eggs a year, often in two or three strong cycles. While not prolific layers, they are excellent breeders β roosters are known for their fertility and stamina, and the hens make fiercely dedicated mothers. - Meat & Egg Quality:
Aseel meat is dense, flavorful, and highly valued for its firmness β it doesnβt shrink in cooking like commercial broilers. Its eggs are smaller but protein-rich and favored for vitality. In rural fairs and traditional diets, Aseel continues to hold prestige. - Temperament & Chicks:
The chicks grow slower than hybrids but develop exceptional muscle tone. Though Aseel roosters are known for aggression, their protective instinct makes them a natural farm guardian.
Other Notable Indian Breeds include:
- Vanaraja: Developed by ICAR, this dual-purpose breed is strong, colorful, and ideal for semi-free-range systems. Lays around 150β180 eggs a year and grows fast for meat.
- Gramapriya: A true village layer, giving 220β250 eggs per year, known for its adaptability and good taste.
- Nicobari: From the Andaman Islands, this small, active bird lays 100β120 eggs a year with strong disease resistance.
- Chittagong (or Malay): Tall, long-legged birds, prized for their appearance and used in genetic improvement programs.
In an era ruled by commercial hybrids, native Indian chickens remain the unsung heroes of self-reliant agriculture. They resist diseases naturally, survive on local feed, and produce meat and eggs that are more flavorful and nutritious than any mass-produced counterpart. They are not just birds β they are living heritage, proof that Indiaβs traditional knowledge and biodiversity can still lead the way in sustainable farming.
π¦’Ducks β The Graceful Layers of Water
π Origin: Indian wetlands and riverine regions
Ducks are natureβs bridge between land and water β calm, resourceful, and highly productive. They thrive in ponds, rice fields, and shared water systems with fish, making them perfect for integrated farming.
- Egg Laying: 150β220 eggs per year, depending on breed
- Egg Quality: Large, rich, and packed with nutrients β duck eggs contain more protein, omega-3, and healthy fats than chicken eggs. Their thick shells allow longer storage.
- Meat: Tender, juicy, and aromatic β a delicacy in Indian and global cuisines
- Nature: Ducks are hardy, disease-resistant, and excellent for pest control, feeding on insects and snails around ponds.
Duck droppings naturally fertilize fish ponds, boosting plankton growth and improving fish yield β a perfect example of eco-balance.
π¦Quails β The Tiny Powerhouses
π Origin: Japan, now well adapted across India
Small in size but mighty in production, quails are the rising stars of modern poultry. They grow fast, eat little, and begin laying by just 6β7 weeks of age β ideal for compact or urban farms.
- Egg Laying: 250β300 eggs per year
- Egg Quality: Small but nutrient-dense; quail eggs are rich in iron, vitamin B12, and amino acids. Known to boost memory, stamina, and immunity.
- Meat: Soft, flavorful, and lean β often compared to wild game meat, yet lighter and healthier.
- Nature: Quails are quiet, adaptable, and require minimal space β a great choice for diversification and quick returns.
A quail can lay up to five times its body weight in eggs every year β making it one of the most efficient birds on Earth.
Upriser’s Glory – Biofloc Fish Farm π
After the success of its Goat Farm in Parigi (with over 500 Telangana Potla goats) and its Poultry Farms specializing in Country Chicken (Desi Murgi) and Kadaknath Chicken, UGF has now expanded into advanced Biofloc Fish Farming β a modern, eco-friendly, and high-yield aquaculture system.
At its Biofloc Fish Farms, UGF breeds premium fish species like Maral, Rohu, Katla, Tilapia, and Roopchand, ensuring optimal growth, minimal water usage, and superior quality production.
About Biofloc Fish Farming:
Biofloc Fish Farming is an innovative technique that allows fish to thrive in a controlled environment using beneficial microorganisms that convert waste into natural food. This system reduces feed costs, improves water quality, and increases yield β making it a cost-effective, sustainable, and eco-friendly method of fish production.
π§ Through this visionary partnership model:
-Investors earn consistent monthly income.
-Upriserβs Glory Foundation expands its sustainable farming initiatives.
-KMI Infra Projects attracts more investors through this profitable and socially impactful concept.
Together, they build a future of Profit with Purpose β combining innovation, sustainability, and community progress.
π‘ Biofloc Fish Farming at Upriserβs Glory Foundation :
Biofloc is a modern, eco-friendly aquaculture system that lets farmers produce more fish in less space β without wasting water. It works by growing good bacteria that convert fish waste into natural protein feed, keeping the water clean and rich in oxygen. This not only reduces pollution but also cuts feed costs by up to 30%.
At Upriserβs Glory Foundation Fisheries Unit, advanced biofloc tanks and open ponds together form a model of scientific aquaculture β a learning space for farmers to master sustainable fish rearing.
Benefits of Biofloc:
- Uses up to 90% less water than traditional ponds
- Enhances fish growth and immunity
- Produces organic, antibiotic-free fish
- Suitable for small spaces and high-density farming
Premium Freshwater Fish Breeds at Upriserβs Glory Foundation :
π Murrel (Snakehead / Maral)
The Royal Fish of Hyderabad,Β The pride of Telanganaβs waters, Murrel is a high-value predatory fish known for its tender, boneless meat and medicinal properties. In local culture, itβs called the βhealing fishβ, believed to aid recovery after surgeries.
-Nutritional Value:
Rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, iron, and high-quality protein. Low in fat but dense in energy β excellent for immunity and tissue repair.
π Rohu (Labeo rohita)
Indiaβs classic freshwater fish, mild in flavor and rich in nutrients. It thrives in ponds and tanks alike.
-Nutritional Value:
High in protein and omega-3 fatty acids; good for heart and brain health. Contains calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D for strong bones.
π Catla (Catla catla)
Recognized for its broad head and fine white meat, Catla is a fast-growing surface feeder β often paired with Rohu in composite fish culture.
-Nutritional Value:
Excellent source of lean protein, low in cholesterol, and rich in vitamin A and omega-3 oils.
π Tilapia (Oreochromis)
Often called the βaquatic chickenβ, Tilapia grows quickly and adapts well to biofloc tanks. Itβs affordable, versatile, and globally popular.
-Nutritional Value:
Low in fat, high in protein, potassium, and vitamin B12 β ideal for a balanced diet.
π Basa (Pangasius)
A soft-textured, boneless fish with fast growth β perfect for both export and domestic markets.
-Nutritional Value:
Low in calories, rich in selenium and omega-3; helps reduce inflammation and support cardiovascular health.
π Roopchand (Pacu)
Known for its silver-red shine and broad build, Roopchand is a high-yield fish popular in urban markets.
-Nutritional Value:
Loaded with protein, omega-3 fatty acids, and vitamin D; supports brain and heart function.
π’ Did You Know?
A 10,000-liter biofloc tank can produce up to 500 kg of fresh fish in six to eight months, while maintaining near-zero water wastage β a breakthrough for farmers and entrepreneurs alike.
Upriserβs Glory Foundation Fisheries Unit proudly cultivates all these species β from Murrel to Tilapia β combining traditional aquaculture wisdom with modern biofloc systems to build a future of clean, profitable, and community-driven fish farming.
