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Blog Cartoon – 32

September 27, 2007

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Cartoon: RK

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This entry was posted on September 27, 2007 at 7:26 am and is filed under Art, Blog Cartoons, Blogging, Cartoons, Hindu, Humour, India, KS Narayanacharya, Personal, Politics, Religion & Philosophy.

10 Responses to “Blog Cartoon – 32”

  1. dinsan Says:

    September 27, 2007 at 8:48 am

    hahahahahahahahaha cant stop laughing re………. brilliant one :)

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  2. shark Says:

    September 27, 2007 at 10:16 am

    what a day has come… God has to give proof for his own creations!
    the cartoon was very good… couldn’t stop laughing :-)

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  3. parijata Says:

    September 27, 2007 at 10:56 am

    Funny and yet slightly disturbing.
    A timely cartoon.

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  5. destinationsrik Says:

    September 27, 2007 at 11:24 am

    Raama Raama yenthaa kaalaa banthu! :D

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  6. rk Says:

    September 27, 2007 at 12:20 pm

    (received this via mail 15 minutes ago from mr.shashidhar gc)

    A BRIDGE TOO FAR

    The Lord surveyed the Ram Setu and said “Hanuman, how diligently and strenuously you and your vanara sena had built this bridge several centuries back. It is remarkable that it has withstood the ravages of the climatic and Geographical changes over centuries.

    It is indeed an amazing feat especially considering the fact that a bridge at Hyderabad built by Gammon using latest technology collapsed the other day even before they could stick the posters on its pillars.”

    Hanuman with all humility spoke “Jai Sri Ram, it is all because of your grace. We just scribbled your name on the bricks and threw them in the sea and they held. No steel from TISCO or cement from Ambuja or ACC was ever used. But Lord, why rake up the old issue now.”

    Ram spoke “Well, Hanuman some people down there want to demolish the bridge and construct a canal. The contract involves lot of money and lot of money will be made. They will make money on demolition and make more money on construction.”

    Hanuman humbly bowed down and said “Why not we go down and present our case?”

    Ram said “Times have changed since we were down there. They will ask us to submit age proof and we don’t have either a birth certificate or school leaving certificate. We traveled mainly on foot and some times in bullock carts and so we don’t have a driving license either. As far as the address proof is concerned the fact that I was born at Ayodhya is itself under litigation for over half a century, If I go in a traditional attire with bow and arrow, the ordinary folks may recognize me but Arjun Singh may take me to be some tribal and, at the most, offer a seat at IIT under the reserved category. Also, a God cannot walk in dressed in a three-piece suit and announce his arrival. It would make even the devotees suspicious. So it is dilemma so to say.”

    “I can vouch for you by saying that I personally built the bridge.”

    “My dear, Anjani putra, it will not work. They will ask you to produce the lay-out plan, the project details, including financial outlay and how the project cost was met and the completion certificate. Nothing is accepted without documentary evidence in India. You may cough but unless a doctor certifies it, you have no cough. A pensioner may present himself personally but the authorities do not take it as proof. He has to produce a life-certificate to prove that he is alive. It is that complicated.”

    “Lord can’t understand these historians. Over the years you have given darshan once every hundred years to saints like Surdas, Tulsidas, Saint Thyagaraja, Jayadeva, Bhadrachala Ramdas and even Sant Tukaram and still they disbelieve your existence and say Ramayana is a myth. The only option, I see, is to re-enact Ramayana on earth and set the government records straight once for all.”

    Lord smiled “It isn’t that easy today. Ravan is apprehensive that he may look like a saint in front of Karunanidhi. I also spoke to his mama Mareecha, who appeared as a golden deer to tempt Sita maiyya when I was in the forest and he said that he won’t take a chance of stepping on earth as long as Salman Khan is around.”

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  7. neela Says:

    September 27, 2007 at 5:35 pm

    antu blog baLaga hesarella n i d h a a n a v a g i nim cartoonsli glorify maadtideera…
    nanu royalty keLidre.. modale kapi nodi
    can’t say!!

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  8. Praveen GK Says:

    September 27, 2007 at 7:02 pm

    Very nice cartoon :-)
    Good show RK!!!

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  9. Shashidhar G.C. Says:

    October 2, 2007 at 3:23 pm

    Rk-ji,
    I hope u remember me. RKMath devotee. I used to converse throgh one of your screens, dedicated for Sri Purandara Dasaru.

    On seeing your Blog Cartoon 32, I was made to recollect a kirtana by Sri Purandara dasaru, “alli nOdalu rAma illi nOdalu rAma……” This kirtana has been sung by Swami Purushottamanandaji maharaj in darabari kanada tune. In that kirtana dasaru describes a scene of war between rAma and rAvaNa, where he saw ONLY rAma everywhere

    Shashidhar

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  10. Chitra Says:

    October 3, 2007 at 4:42 pm

    Good one. I wish everybody can take a min to enjoy the humor of the situation.

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