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Anonymous artist PenPencilDraw's sharp visual critiques repeatedly hold the political establishment accountable

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By Priya Ramani
| Mint
Anonymous political satirist PenPencilDraw’s photo gallery is overflowing with images of Bagha, a regal mixed breed many would swear has a Husky or an Alsatian ancestor and Goopy, a silly, exuberant sand-coloured indie, who live with co-author Aakar Patel. Their new collaboration, Discovery of New India, is a graphic novel whose title is inspired by Jawaharlal Nehru’s seminal appraisal of this country published 80 years ago.
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Anonymous artist PenPencilDraw's sharp visual critiques repeatedly hold the political establishment accountable

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By Priya Ramani
| HT Syndication
New Delhi, May 23 -- Anonymous political satirist PenPencilDraw's photo gallery is overflowing with images of Bagha, a regal mixed breed many would swear has a Husky or an Alsatian ancestor and Goopy, a silly, exuberant sand-coloured indie, who live with co-author Aakar Patel. Their new collaboration, Discovery of New India, is a graphic novel whose title is inspired by Jawaharlal Nehru's seminal appraisal of this country published 80 years ago.
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India’s Hit-and-Run Playbook: Blame the Driver, Save the Heir

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By Priya Ramani
| The Quint
The playbook largely stays the same. The wealthy will always have the money and connections to get away. Every rich Indian with a fleet of fancy cars and an entitled heir knows the unwritten manual for hit-and-run cases by heart. We all know its title: The Driver Did It. Aravind Adiga immortalised this open secret in 2008’s award winning White Tiger, his eviscerating take on Delhi society that drew straight from headlines.
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