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had to come here via proxzee. apurva, you might think censorship is expected..but you know what - it hits the small guys harder than the rest. and the minor voices.
started a new blog on blogsome (http://onebc.blogsome.com)..will continue posting at both sites.
but the cartoon on this post..lifted my spirits greatly..god bless! and thanks.
It seems to say more in a few pictures than a long cogently argued article.
@obcvoice: censorsip is always aimed at the minority voices. Somehow, sanity is in a minority.
Successive Indian governments have tried and succeeded in controlling voices. The most extreme version of it was Indira Gandhi's infamous and ill-adviced attempt to control everything so overtly.
@swarup: yes it does..
Ampersand is not just a fantastic cartoonist but also a fabulous blogger. Have a look at his blog at amptoons.com
kind of related, recently came across this:
http://fullaccess.foreignaffairs.org/20000101faessay5/condoleezza-rice/campaign-2000-promoting-the-national-interest.html
@priya: I do not think I have access to this site. unfortunately for me, I am not in Stan... :(
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