Indian cartoonists are warning that rising online censorship and restrictions are stifling their ability to create satirical work, which they argue is essential for free expression. Despite the challenges, they emphasize a determination to continue their craft, viewing satire as a vital tool for social commentary. The pushback highlights broader concerns about digital freedom and creative expression in an increasingly regulated online environment. Their resilience underscores the tension between artistic freedom and evolving content policies.
Indian cartoonists say online restrictions are making satire harder, but they aren't giving up.
