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Himayat requests the Prime minister to relocate Nizam’s jewels to Hyderabad!

Himayat Ali Mirza, a descendant of the Royal family of the Nizam. By profession, Himayat is a businessman and is passionate about real estate. He is the great-grandson of Mir Osman Ali Khan ( the last ruler of Hyderabad). Mirza went to the United States of America for completing his studies but returned to India to handle his family business and continue the legacy of his ancestors. Himayat is also a business partner of Fern Heights, a royal project in Hyderabad. 

Himayat Ali Mirza and his uncle Prince Muffakham Jah were present when the Government of India took over the Jewels of Nizam for a sum of INR 217 crore in Mumbai. The value of these jewels presently is more than INR 1,00,000 crore. 

Himayat Ali Mirza requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to relocate the jewels to Telangana and proposed a museum for the Jewels with all security measures. He also asked the Chief Minister of Telangana Shri. K Chandrashekar built a unique museum for showcasing the Nizam’s jewels to the world. 

The Government of India accepted the proposal and issued orders to the Union Minister of Tourism to relocate the treasures. Also, Himayat suggested building the museum on the Nizam’s land, present in different parts of the city. According to Himayat, this will generate employment for the state’s people and help Hyderabad become a tourist spot. 

Himayat Ali Mirza has always been open to helping people despite any boundaries. During the pandemic, many people were jobless, lost their close ones and suffered a lot, even for one-time food. Himayat desperately wanted to help such needy people of the society, and he came up with the idea of the HM Foundation. 

Himayat laid the HM Foundation with the motto of helping the needy people of society. The fact which makes this organization unique is that “No money or favours are asked or accepted” by Himayat for helping others. All the efforts are for the noble cause of helping people and not for any popularity and media fame. 

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Himayat Ali Mirza: Working Individually for the betterment of society!

Himayat Ali Mirza+ is an entrepreneur with a keen engrossment in high-end luxury real estate and owns other ventures. He has recently launched HM Foundation, a charitable association that helps people who need help and backing authentically. Himayat seeing the condition of people during the pandemic decided to help them out of his generosity, which resulted in the establishment of the HM Foundation.

Mirza wants to help people with his money out of consciousness and generosity. Himayat has always been an enthusiast in assisting people personally or through other organizations. He has pledged not to accept any help or donations for his organization HM Foundation. Mirza also stated that he is not doing this noble cause for media fame and popularity.

Himayat Ali Mirza is the great-grandson of Mir Osman Ali Khan and thus, belongs to a Royal family of the last ruler of Hyderabad. Himayat has completed his business degree from a reputed university in Russia, Moscow. Himayat completed his studies in the United States of America and then returned to India to take care of the family business. Himayat also has a keen interest in the real-estate business and has travelled to numerous countries, including India, the USA, the UK, London, Singapore, Turkey, Malaysia, and Canada and discovered the gaps in the industry. 

Himayat believed that no one should compromise with their comfort level while travelling, which was the main motto behind the establishment of the HM Network. Years of experience and knowledge in the field led to the foundation of HM Network- a network where you can get access to the most luxurious properties worldwide. The listed locations in the Network are also available for film shooting and other purposes on rent.

In the early 1990s, the Government of India took the precious jewellery of Nizam for ₹ 217 crore, which has now a total value of more than ₹ 1,00,000 crore. Himayat Ali Mirza has recently requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to relocate the Nizam precious jewellery to Hyderabad and set up a museum. According to sources, the Government of India accepted his request to construct a new museum in Hyderabad.

Himayat Ali Mirza is also in talks with multiple states and central governments to convert the Nizam’s land acquired by the Indian Government into public parks, which will allow other people to enjoy the legacy of Late Nizam. Numerous platforms, including Daijiworld & Times of India, covered this news.