'Logical baba' trying to grift by trying to create such Youtube vods. If you like your bike good for you. Move on.


Motorinc is fine. Ofcourse reviews come with subjectivity so if people relate to his analysis it's totally ok. It's a lot better than those people who plug their microphones on the end of the exhaust and say "Aaahahahahahaha kitna jabardast ha dil garden garden ho gaya"!

Royalties mangne aayi hai 😭😭

This is terrible. Could you name the organisation?

I m surprised you noticed this too. It was a foggy evening last week, when I first heard about the haunted house near Durbar Hall Ground. My friend had shared a photograph of the place, drenched in shadows, with a single bulb on its porch that flickered like a heartbeat. There was something about the way the light refused to stay steady—an almost deliberate rhythm, like Morse code, calling out to anyone brave enough to decipher its message.

The house belonged to the Niyattu Tharavadu, a family whose name was once whispered in reverence during the days of the Maharaja of Kochi. They were no ordinary kin. They held power close to the throne, serving in the royal court and shaping decisions that altered the fate of kingdoms. But history, like time, is cruel, and when Maharaja Rama Varma ascended the throne in 1914, the family fell out of favor with his consort, Parukutty Nethyar Amma. Their fall from grace was swift and devastating.

The Niyattu family was exiled to the Kingdom of Travancore, where they were given a parcel of land that came to be known as Niyattu-kara, later Neyattinkara. Their Tharavadu house near Durbar Hall was abandoned by the late 1920s, left to rot under the weight of its own memories.

For decades, the house stood untouched—a silent witness to the passage of time. Locals claimed to hear whispers emanating from the dark windows, and the flickering light was often said to turn on by itself, even when the electricity supply was cut. No one dared enter.

The last known descendant of the family, Gopan, was an enigmatic man who had even served in the army (although some claim this was a cover identity). Though the family’s fortune had faded, Gopan was a figure of rebellion. His crusade against cruel zamindars had earned him the admiration of the common folk. In 2022, he famously organized an AR Rahman concert to raise funds for the downtrodden—a symbol of hope in a world that often forgot its duty to the oppressed.

But even legends meet their end. Gopan attained samathi in January 2025, and the very night he attained samadhi, the bulb outside the Niyattu Tharavadu began its relentless flickering.

The flickering bulb is often reported greeting visitors like a watchful eye. Is it a trick of the mind, or could it be echoes of the AR Rahman concert that Gopan had organized?

I have never gone back to that house, but I often think of Gopan and the legacy of the Niyattu Tharavadu. The flickering light still haunts the porch, a silent sentinel of a family’s rise and fall, and a man who refused to let it fade into oblivion.

Perfect

You'll become accustomed to it after a while and follow life wherever it takes you (unless you find a new purpose in life, I'm 27 and I haven't found one yet).

😳 that's bizarre.
Some creeps have an armpit fetish. Maybe because of that.

Ask taiwan, Siachen, Ladakh

Many problems, one solution - SINKNM (Single income, no kids, no marriage)

Us🤣

I am going to invest in Motilal Oswal Microcap fund. Eish me luck.

Sri Lakshmi heavens is good, located near to metro station

Usko "hawas" bolte ha mere bhai.

He cheated people with fake promises.

Did such for 28 years. Miss her everyday.

Travel in the night is only solution. Jams are a major issue in gaya due to the congested area cause it an old city, there is also no entry of long vehicles till 10.

timepass

Who said its OK to piss in public ?

It won't be blazing fast but it'll work

If you only have 10gb of stuff just put it in the internal drive for maximum speed

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