Last week’s big political development was, Congress party agreeing hesitantly to accept someone from the opposition as PM candidate. It was a pleasant surprise for the opposition leaders who doubt Rahul Gandhi’s electoral value as a vote-garner. Hope they trust Congress! Mail Today cartoon. To support Satish Acharya’s works or here
Imran Khan promises co-operation with India in bringing back normalcy between India and Pakistan. He said, if India takes one step, Pakistan will take two steps. Hopefully his noble intention would be backed by Pakistan army too. Mail Today cartoon Support Satish’s works here or here
Imran Khan is still short of a majority by a small margin in Pakistan elections. That brought back the memories of a cartoon featuring Amit Shah, created exactly one year ago. You can support Satish’s works here or here
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping for the third time in four months, at BRICS. Few days back, US official claimed that China has resumed activities silently at Doklam, which India denied. Mail Today cartoon. To support Satish’s works
Pakistan makes a choice. And it is Imran Khan. But Pakistan’s opposition and media speculate that it’s Pakistan army’s choice! To support Satish’s works
As anticipated, Imran Khan is poised to become the next Prime Minister of Pakistan, presumably with the support of Pakistan army. Though the 1992 Cricket World Cup winning captain denies any tie-up with the army, he had hinted that he won’t mind working with army. Mail Today cartoon You can support my work by subscribing
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis encounters yet another challenge after Maratha protest demanding reservation returns to haunt him.
Long before Narendra Modi started blaming Nehru, PV Narasimharao was Congressmen’s choice to shift all the blames. PVN was Congressmen’s favourite punchbag! Mani Shankar Aiyar blamed former PM PVN for the demolition of Babri masjid. This cartoon was done in 2011 for Mid-Day newspaper.
Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray’s comment condemning BJP’s politics over cows, forced people read the statement again and again. For a change, Shiv Sena was talking sense, in spite of party’s violent efforts in the name of Hindutva in Maharashtra.
Was Home Minister Rajnath Singh right in labeling 1984 Sikh massacre as a ‘lynching’ incident? Only political pundits can analyse that. But do the ‘lynching’ incidents lead to political gains through polarisation? History says YES! Mail Today cartoon