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The longest journey I made

The longest journey I made was a seven-day trip from my hometown in Kerala to my post in the state of Manipur, covering approximately 4,000 kilometers – one way. I was working in a Central Government organization. While air travel was an option, it was super expensive and not sponsored by the Government. Had to opt for a more affordable route by train and bus. Day 1: The journey began at 7 AM, with a drive from my home in Kerala to Trivandrum Railway Station. I boarded the train at 9 AM. Day 2: The train arrived in Chennai at about 8 AM. Day 3: Around 10 AM, the train reached Vijayawada. Day 4: By 11 AM, I reached Howrah. Later that night, the train continued and arrived in Guwahati at 9 PM. I disembarked and found budget accommodation for the night. Day 5: At 5 AM, I started a… The longest journey I made

front view of house in kerala

My ideal home is a…

My ideal home is a spacious 3,000-square-foot dream house, filled with light streaming in through expansive French windows. It is two-story haven with three bedrooms, each boasting its own attached bathroom for ultimate comfort. The house is packed with amenitiessome of which I probably don’t even needand electric furnishings that I’m still learning to control. A well on the property ensures a reliable water supply that never runs dry. My personal retreat is a room where I can escape undisturbed, with dedicated space for exercise and shelves filled with the books I’ve collected over the years.  I built this house about two years ago in my home state of Kerala, but it’s currently locked up as my wife, son, and I are living in our flat in Mumbai. Looking ahead, I plan to hand over our Mumbai properties to my son, allowing my wife and me to move out and… My ideal home is a…

A guaranteed tearjerker in my books

The sight of an underdog winning is a guaranteed tearjerker in my books . There’s something profoundly moving about witnessing an underdog rise to triumph against all odds. Whether it’s an individual or an entire nation, the magic lies in their journey from being dismissed and overlooked to standing victorious on the podium. Their victory is a testament to grit, resilience, and an unwavering spiritqualities that resonate deeply with me. It’s like seeing a reflection of my own early struggles and sweat-stained dreams. Every win of the underestimated feels like a personal victory, a reminder that perseverance can indeed turn the tables and rewrite destinies. Some of the also worth mentioning moments include: