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 | Why this Bengaluru artist's comics on political issues with a hint of satire is a hit on social mediaAravinda Tegginamath started ButtSir Comics on social media during the lockdown and it has already become quite popular among the masses. We find out why | |
 | Why Chennai-based BS Labz decided to bring ancient folklore to the modern era in comic formVeerasena's Four Ministers, available on Amazon Kindle, is ancient folklore retold for children by Chennai-based history student Prathik Sudha Murali and BS Labz | |
 | 'Peanuts' celebrates 70th anniversary by donating murals for kids to paint in 70 children's hospitalsThe beloved comic celebrates its 70th anniversary this week with new lesson plans, the announcement of a new TV show and donating Peanut murals for kids to paint | |
 | Aarthi Parthasarathy is giving 'the others' a voice through crowdfunded art, comics and documentariesAarthi Parthasarathy has dedicated her career as a filmmaker and writer to understanding and representing 'the other'. We find out how she got the message through to a changing audience | |
 | Comics, caste, conversation: The curiously delightful world that Rajesh Rajamani has createdRajesh Rajamani talks about how he conceived the idea of initiating conversations on caste, gender through comics | |
 | Here's why cartoonist Rohan Chakravarty's Green Humour page will get you thinking about conservation with a laughIn Rohan Chakravarty's world of comics, animals have tongues as sharp as knives and they use them to tell you about their woes in a way that forces you to sit up and care. Are you ready to plunge in? | |
 | How this Chennai illustrator is bringing less discussed issues to the forefront through her comicsAkshara Ashok's Instagram page, Happy Fluff Comics, is super relatable and utterly cute. We find out why she talks about less discussed issues | |
 | Idivettu-ing Typhoons: How Mohith O created the first all-Malayalam serialised comicBased on a crime that occurs in a small town in Kottayam, Idivettu is the first serialised comic to be entirely written in Malayalam | |
 | Hiccuped and how: Why you'll love this Christ University student's super-punny art and videosRashmi Patil speaks to budding artist Sharanya Eshwar who conveys powerful messages through her simple paintings and also posts some pun-intended videos on her YouTube channel | |
 | Stand-up comic Anirban Dasgupta's five simple steps to pen down a web seriesStand-up comic and writer Anirban Dasgupta is here to make your lockdown days less mundane. He tells you how to pen down a series | |
 | This weekly comic strip by Jadavpur University students is the coolest Corona awareness campaign. Here's whyThe stories talk about rumours of how cow urine can help cure Corona to the scarcity of medical equipment and problems the medical personnel are facing | |
 | Efundu is trying to make learning and reading fun for school children with comics. Here's howVijay Srinivas Prativadi, Founder, Efundu speaks about what went into converting school textbooks into comics and taking them to different schools. Their app can be also downloaded on Android phones | |
 | Health ministry wants to educate children about COVID-19 through a graphic novel with comical cartoonsThe story of the comic series revolves around a Superhero 'Vaayu' who works for better public health and environment | |
 | Why 20-year-old artist Kapil Shankar's comics, anime and dashing doodles will blow your mind!Kapil Shankar believes that networking with peers and drawing inspiration from the work of others is the best way for an artist to grow and develop their own style
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 | Here's why Indie Comix Fest is the ideal space for niche artists in KochiIn its second edition in Kochi, the Indie Comix Fest hopes to create a platform for people to share their work and their process with like-minded people |
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