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Sampathkumar K et al. – The authors report a young male who presented to us with a rapidly progressing renal failure and massive proteinuria. A renal biopsy revealed GIN, and we were able to demonstrate the presence of tuberculous DNA in the biopsy specimen. The patient was started on anti–tuberculous therapy and steroids besides 11 sessions of hemodialysis.

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