Indian cartoons weren’t just fillers between school and dinner. They were our first stories of morality, our earliest connection to culture, and some of the most consistent teachers we ever had.

Indian Institute of Cartoonists presents a special exhibition of 100 cartoons to honour Aswathnarayana, July 5-26 in Bengaluru.

A cartoon by Grant Hamilton, called the, “The Nation’s Ward” portrayed the Indian as a savage snake constricting a pioneer family. It shows further the American Indian being fed by Uncle Sam ...

Cartoons and caricatures have played a significant part in human expression and entertainment for ages. Evolving from ...

1. Tell us about your new book, Excuse Me--Can We Have Our Country Back. This book is a compilation of cartoons that speaks on the current socio-political scenario of our country. The common man ...

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The words belong to VG Narendra, cartoonist and managing trustee of Indian Cartoon Gallery (ICG), a one-of-its-kind initiative by the Indian Institute of Cartoonists (IIC), which showcases the ...

Abu's iconic cartoon in The Indian Express, of President Fakhruddin Ahmed signing away ordinances from the presidential ...

Were there other Native American cartoonists in other newspapers then? I didn't know of any other Native cartoonists at that time, no. You’ve been drawing “Without Reservations” since 2006.

TEHRAN, Feb. 15 (MNA) -- Reading the first news reports about the cartoons depicting Muhammad as a terrorist reminded me of the unfriendly media that printed then Attorney General of South Dakota ...