The selected cartoons appeared first in other publications, either in print or online, or on social media, and are credited appropriately.
In today’s featured cartoon, Manjul takes a dig at both BJP and Congress over the long list of controversies they have both courted and how they keep attacking each other.
Sandeep Adhwaryu’s sarcastic take on the Facebook controversy that was triggered by the Wall Street Journal article. He also adds a Chinese and a Pakistani perspective.
Looking at how Michelle Obama criticised US President Donald Trump, Kirtish Bhatt says criticising one’s leader is just not something ‘sanskaari‘ Indians would do.
Nala Ponappa takes on the data-fudging controversy in India.
Alok Nirantar illustrates the how the current state of India’s economy is constantly pegged on the Covid pandemic.
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