Archive · 12 Jan 2026
Panel Discusses Decline of Political Cartooning in India
A panel discussion called 'Political Cartooning in India Today' happened at the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art.
The panel talked about how political cartoons in newspapers are becoming less common.
The moderator, Neha Khurana, asked the audience if they still get newspapers at home and if they miss the cartoons.
Two experts, EP Unny and Unnamati Syama Sundar, discussed the history and current state of political cartooning in India.
They talked about how cartoons are a way to express different opinions and how important they are for democracy.
The discussion also looked at how the past affects the present situation of political cartooning.
A panel discussion on political cartooning in India was held at the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art.
Moderator Neha Khurana asked the audience about the decline of political cartoons in newspapers.
Panelists EP Unny and Unnamati Syama Sundar discussed the history and current state of political cartooning.
The conversation focused on dissent, archives, and democratic space in political cartooning.
The panel aimed to understand the present state of political cartooning by looking at its history.
- Who
- Neha Khurana, EP Unny, Unnamati Syama Sundar
- What
- Panel discussion on political cartooning in India
- When
- Last week
- Where
- Kiran Nadar Museum of Art
- Why
- To discuss the shrinking space for political cartoons in Indian newspapers
- Event
- Political Cartooning in India Today
- Location
- Kiran Nadar Museum of Art
- Moderator
- Neha Khurana
- Panelists
- EP Unny, Unnamati Syama Sundar
- Topic
- Decline of political cartooning in India