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Indian Cartoon Gallery to honour cartoonist Surendra

Indian Cartoon Gallery to honour cartoonist Surendra

The Hindu15-07-2025
As a part of its 18th anniversary, Indian Cartoon Gallery is organising a retrospective exhibition and presentation of the Barton Lifetime Achievement Award to cartoonist Surendra on August 2. The exhibition will be open to public till August 23.
The exhibition and the award event will be held at Indian Cartoon Gallery, Midford Garden, Bengaluru.
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