Sudden spurt in senior citizen population!

Pranab Mukherjee's Budget reduces the senior citizen age qualification to 60 from 65!
Midday cartoon

The World Cup anthem!

The World Cup anthem gets a new meaning!
Sify cartoon

Interview curfew on Team India!

Media has been asked not to disturb Team India through sms/phone/email interviews!
Cricinfo cartoon

Budgeting for scams!

Will this budget erase the memories of all the scams? Will this be yet another populist budget with elections in states in mind?
Midday cartoon

The secret of Gaddafi's Green book!

Kopykatman steals Gaddafi's Green Book!
Sunday Midday comics

If you can't afford food, buy WC ticket!

Sharad Pawar is always media's favourite child. Wherever he goes, whatever he does invites controversies. After the rising food prices, blamed mainly for the mismanagement of Pawar's Food and Agriculture ministry, Pawar-led team is being targetted for the World Cup ticket mess. There are too few tickets available for the common cricket fan and also the prices of tickets have been fixed too high!
This is an experiment with two dialogues for the same cartoon.
Eager to know which of the dialogues is more funnier or hard-hitting.

Uncle who remained a child!

Most of us live and very few live forever.
Anant Pai, the creator of Amar Chitra Katha and Tinkle will remain as a part of our childhood forever.
Amar Chitra Katha brought into our life all those lively characters from Ramayana, Mahabharata, Panchatantra and from the history. They are so strongly embedded in our childhood memory that we don't even remember the faces that portrayed those characters on TV Ramayana-Mahabharata.
I had a chance to meet Uncle Pai in around 1995-96 when I freelanced for Tinkle for a short period. The man was full of life and ideas and the busiest. All he could tell me was, follow your dreams.
He was child-like, Pai, who had no child, considered crores of Tinkle readers as his children and he always created occasions to meet more kids.

We all dream to remain a kid all our life, but Uncle Pai was the luckiest, this uncle remained a child all his life.
RIP Uncle!