Result(s) for the ‘absent’
Show cause notice
The management wants to know why we
should not be sacked for being absent.
By MANJUL
August 27th, 2008 at 10:02 am
Posted in Business cartoons |
Tagged with absent, show cause, suspend
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When Manjul began cartooning 20 years ago, he thought he would change the world. So far, he has only changed the way readers look at cartoons across various Indian publications such as India Today, The Economic Times, The Indian Express, Outlook and Tehelka, but that's good enough for starters — he is only 35.
Manjul is currently Chief Cartoonist at the Mumbai-headquartered Daily News and Analysis, where his 2-3 daily cartoons do not spare anyone — politicians, businessmen, sportsmen, even sanctimonious godmen. And yes, he still believes he can change the world.
— Sachin Kalbag
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