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Deccan Herald
03-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Deccan Herald
All the mystic and wonder of Malnad
Tejaswi's Kannada prose is known for its rich literary tapestry, drawing on the cultural and linguistic roots of Karnataka. A pioneer of the 'Navyottara' (post-modernist) literary movement, he gained prominence with his exploratory works that often delve into the mysteries of life and science.


Indian Express
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Old train coach transformed into fully-equipped bachelor pad; video goes viral
You've probably seen homes made of stone, scrap, or even built with 3D printers—but now, a train coach turned into a fully livable home is stealing the spotlight. Yes, an old Indian Railway coach has been creatively repurposed into a full-fledged house, and the transformation video has gone viral online. The clip, shared on Instagram by Ajeet Singh (@ opens with him standing outside what looks like an abandoned train coach. He walks in, chuckling, and right at the entrance, there are several large 10-litre water bottles stacked neatly. Inside, the usual sleeper berths have been replaced by proper beds, complete with mattresses, pillows, bedsheets, and blankets. You can hear Singh in the background saying, 'Sofa wofa sab rakh rakha hai (There's sofa as well),' clearly impressed by the cozy setup. Ajeet also said, 'Poora ghar hai (This is entirely home).' As he continues filming, more details of the unique home emerge—there are wall hangers, ceiling fans, coolers, ACs, curtains, rugs, proper lighting, and even cupboards. It's not just a temporary arrangement; it genuinely feels like someone's full-time residence. Watch the viral video: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ajeet Singh (@ In another clip, Ajeet is seen hanging out with the men who live there. The coach also has a television, several chairs, and quite a few water coolers–making it feel more like a hostel or shared apartment than an old train. The video has racked up over a million views, and the comments are just as entertaining. One user said, 'Yaar yaha kam karne ke liye kya krna hoga (what would one need to do to work here).' Another user wrote, 'Kitne Tejaswi log hai kon hai yeh log kaha se ate hai aise log (How brilliant these people are – who are they, and where do such people even come from?)' Others praised the idea, calling it a smart reuse of an old compartment. One comment said, 'Train become boys hostel.'