Title: "Junta's Holy Steps of Democracy"
Artist: Pawan, Burma Review
Burma Review publishing again the art work of Mr. Pawan, an ace cartoonist from India to its esteemed readers. Earlier, Burma Review published Mr. Pawan’s cartoon entitled, “Junta Ready to Cooperate with UN” on 17th November 2007 after the historic August-September Saffron revolution ,which can be viewed at burmareview.wordpress.com. His masterly stroke of brush is a small attempt to unfold the true picture of a great nation of Asia suffering under military rule.
Born in 1977, Mr. Pawan belongs to a new generation of cartoonist from the Bihar State of India, who soon found a respectable place in different national media organizations. He has drawn more than thousands cartoons till now on different streams of contemporary Indian social and political life for many reputed Indian media organizations like – The Times of India (English Daily), Navbharat Times (Hindi Daily), Dainik Jagran (Hindi Daily), Prabhat Khabar (Hindi Daily), Aaj (Hindi Daily) and a series of cartoons on Children’s rights for UNICEF entitled, “Crytoons”, which became soon talk of the town for his social-political concerns. His other famous brush strokes are on India’s leading politician, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader and present honorable Minister for Railways - Mr. Laloo Prasad Yadav titled, “Laloo Toons”, “Laloo Lila” and “Kholna Mana Hai”. Once India’s mainstream English daily – “The Times of India” wrote about him that, “He doodled his way into the world of cartoons”.
Rajshekhar
Editor, Burma Review
INDIA
Born in 1977, Mr. Pawan belongs to a new generation of cartoonist from the Bihar State of India, who soon found a respectable place in different national media organizations. He has drawn more than thousands cartoons till now on different streams of contemporary Indian social and political life for many reputed Indian media organizations like – The Times of India (English Daily), Navbharat Times (Hindi Daily), Dainik Jagran (Hindi Daily), Prabhat Khabar (Hindi Daily), Aaj (Hindi Daily) and a series of cartoons on Children’s rights for UNICEF entitled, “Crytoons”, which became soon talk of the town for his social-political concerns. His other famous brush strokes are on India’s leading politician, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader and present honorable Minister for Railways - Mr. Laloo Prasad Yadav titled, “Laloo Toons”, “Laloo Lila” and “Kholna Mana Hai”. Once India’s mainstream English daily – “The Times of India” wrote about him that, “He doodled his way into the world of cartoons”.
Rajshekhar
Editor, Burma Review
INDIA
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2 comments:
Thanks! Burma Review and Pawan for bringing naked truth happening in our neighborhood. Please keep it up!!!
Rajnish
Burma Review please carry on the great work. Thanks Pawan for bringing truth.
Pamela
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