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GROCERY AND GOOD HEALTH


This malayalam cartoon gives a futuristic picture where grocery, finance to purchase it, and the medical facilities to deal with the aftermath of consuming the same are available under the same roof. Its a dig at the social situation where market is everything and human welfare is secondary. It also continues the theme of price rise.

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Food vs Medicine:a little and a lot

I'll be late after the seminar. So here is your food-a little- and here is your medicine-a lot !

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ABRAHAM LINCOLN CARTOON

CARTOON ON MENDING THE UNION AFTER CIVIL WAR

An editorial cartoon of Andrew Johnson and Abraham Lincoln, 1865, entitled "The Rail Splitter at Work Repairing the Union." The caption reads: (Johnson): "Take it quietly Uncle Abe and I will draw it closer than ever." (Lincoln): "A few more stitches Andy and the good old Union will be mended." Source:Wikipedia.This is a public domain cartoon.

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DUAL PERSONALITY:ORUMURAI VANTHU PARTHAYA......


In a show of indifference, Manmohan leaves labour conference early after only a short speech. The cartoon says that his approach is far more benign when it comes to attending the gathering of industrialists.

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MAYAM MARIMAYAM-cartoon on adulteration

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Malayalam cartoon about adulteration of food items.The customer asks whether anything 100% pure is available.He is answered by the passerby: "Yes.Adulteration is 100% unadulterated!"

PRICE RISE AND PROVERB

Malayalam cartoon/political cartoon :on continuous price rise

A cartoon on the back breaking rise in the price of essential commodities.The poor man is climbing the mountain of inflation reassuring himself with the proverb that "For every rise there will be a corresponding fall". But he finds that the Govt. has by a special order exempted price rise from the scope of the proverb!

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