An online guide to Indias political cartoons

May 16, 2012 17:07

Nice read on the government's decision to ban political cartoons in school textbooks.

If India's parliamentarians, who were recently incensed by a 63-year-old cartoon, decide it is time to eradicate any political cartoons that might offend, where should they start? India Ink has put together a short compilation of potential targets, compiled for cartoon lovers and outraged politicians both.

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