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 | A cartoonist cannot take sides, they are often sadists: Cartoonists at TNIE's at #DakLF2020Rohan was speaking at the Dakshin Literary Festival 2020 along with two other artists, Rachita Taneja, creator of Sanitary Panels, and Ashvini Menon, founder Ashvini Menon Visual Design Studio | |
 | I have nothing against her, but her cartoons hurt me: Meet the law student who complained against cartoonist Rachita TanejaAditya Kashyap is a fifth-year BA LLB student at Punjab's Rajiv Gandhi National Law University. He is also part of ABVP's ThinkIndia | |
 | Why Rishav Mohanty's illustrations are giving Odia folk tales a glocal upgradeIn a quest to tell more local stories, 24-year-old Rishav Mohanty, who hails from Bhubaneswar but is currently based out of Delhi, is going back to his roots and we find out what he is up to now | |
 | Mis-sing out on representation: Why depiction of people and communities is a vital issueThe Coach takes a long look at the impact of representation. Here’s why the depiction of people and communities is a vital issue | |
 | Emmanuel Macron pays tribute to beheaded teacher Samuel PatyThe memorial service was attended by the teacher's family and some 400 guests. The coffin was brought into the ceremony on the shoulders of a guard of honour and to the sound of the song "One" by U2 | |
 | Gandhi Jayanti: When this Varanasi man's puppets narrated how Mohandas became a MahatmaPuppeteer Mithilesh Dubey was in conversation with Azim Premji Foundation's Purushottam Singh Thakur, prior to Gandhi Jayanti | |
 | These Kolkata twins' satirical sketches on everything from democracy to COVID are trending all over the virtual worldFrom Umar Khalid's arrest to Indians not taking the COVID-19 pandemic seriously, they have covered it all through their sketches which were frantically shared across social media platforms | |
 | Landed in the Kashmir 'Strip':Why Mir Suhail's compelling cartoons are inherently political and make a great pointMir Suhail talks about growing up in Kashmir and the impact that had on his work as an artist | |
 | 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? | |
 | Sketch. Laugh. Think. Repeat: Inside the seriously awesome sketches of Nikkita MIf you love cartoons and paintings, then you will definitely love Nikkita M's artwork. She is an illustrator and a former student of famous cartoonist Rahnu. Check out her work right awaySketch | |
 | Nearly 80 per cent of Indian parents don't want their kids to go back to school this year: StudyFor at least the younger children to have a proper online class, the parents need to be there to ensure the infrastructural facilities at home are adequate and working properly | |
 | Why you'll love the witty, satirical, hard-hitting cartoons by this Zoology professor from TiruchyAce cartoonist Professor Gokula Varadharajan discusses his cartoons, his process and his advice for budding cartoonists | |
 | How much time should a child spend on a smartphone? M S Krishnan Kutty on parenting in a post-COVID worldAmrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham's Career Competency man with a plan, he takes us through what he believes parents should be doing to ease either kids' minds after this lockdown and beyond | |
 | How this Karnataka Govt School Teacher set up a student newspaper to bring kids back to schoolB Kotresh, a government school teacher speaks about how his monthly magazine, Pencil helped him increase enrollment in his school in Belagurki in Raichur District | |
 | UNICEF, Cyber Peace Foundation list out methods to secure children's online activitiesCyber Peace Foundation in partnership with NCPCR, UNICEF shares tips with parents on how to keep their kids safe online |
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