Cartoons & Caricatures by R.K. Laxman
Insurance segment has a very high potential for growth. However, in the absence of incentives, individuals prefer saving instruments over insurance. Therefore, there needs to be a concerted effort to make insurance all the more affordable and attractive for the common man. We are a poor, illiterate country and not a country where an average common man would take recourse to legal option to resolve disputes. It is rare for the common man to stand up against corporate might. Grievance redressal is heavily built against the common man. There is a need to develop a system wherein the grievances do not arise, or if they do arise, then in a very small percentage only. Insurance awareness is the key for all policy holders. This book elaborates A to Z of Insurance from the common man’s perspective. Its simple and easy to understand portrayal will change your perception about insurance.
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‘prOpenCity’ advocates a collaborative design method for future development: one that allows rapid application with its prototypical nature and an inclusive approach with mediation between the ‘user’ and the ‘urban’. Building upon the concepts of ‘open-sourcing’ in design, this experiment establishes a user-centric design approach to the densifying city.
From the New York Philharmonic's "Young People's Concerts" television series.Ep. 2 "What is American Music?"Original broadcast February 1st, 1958Aaron Coplan...
Artist Thota Vaikuntam takes inspiration from the folk of his native land in Andhra Pradesh in his latest works Telangana Panels
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Democratic Vista, New England, 1870s. Albumen Print By Rodger Kingston When I first taught photo history in the mid-1970s, Beaumont Newhall’s The History of Photography was the final authority on the subject. Whatever he discussed was accepted as a part...
Common men like farmers and workers start their life very early in the morning and are a good subject for documentary photography. This laborer wa[...]
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My favourite cartoonist will always be R.K Laxman. I would never miss his You Said It column in TOI. I would always go through the cartoon page on the TOI page while having my morning breakfast. Rasipuram Krishnaswamy Iyer Laxman (born 23 October 1924) is an Indian cartoonist, illustrator, and humorist. He is widely regarded…
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Next fortnight’s challenge in the Historical Sew Fortnightly is Peasants and Pioneers. It’s all about making clothes for the lower classes – the most common group, but also the ones whose clothes were the least documented, and the least likely to to have survived. I’ve got a serious soft spot for the clothing of the lower classes across almost all periods. They may not be as bright or sparkly as the clothing of the upper classes, but they often managed a restraint and elegance that the fancier clothes of the wealthy and fashionable of certain periods (*cough* *cough* *Elizabethan*) were sorely lacking in. Their practical nature quickly weeded out any cumbersome additions which made work difficult. I think my favourite peasant outfits and images are those from medieval manuscripts and Books of Hours from the 15th century. The details are just so clear (look at the beautiful torn and ragged sleeves on the white tunic in the first image below), and the colours so vivid, though the clothes probably weren’t so bright in real life. …
