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Remote control, cricket control, gun control

The best cartoons of the day, chosen by the editors at ThePrint.

15 September, 2025 04:40 pm IST

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The selected cartoons appeared first in other publications, either in print, online, or on social media, and are credited appropriately.

Narendra Modi sitting in a large red armchair, wearing an orange outfit, holding a remote control. A man in a yellow outfit points accusingly, holding money, with a speech bubble saying "ANTI-NATIONALS! DON\'T YOU LOVE YOUR COUNTRY?" Three figures stand behind: one in a blue India cricket jersey holding a bat, one in a blue BCCI jacket, and one in a suit with "SAB" on the back. A TV screen and papers labeled "OUTRAGE OVER PAK MARCH" are visible. The text "SOUTH FIRST" is at the bottom. — Satish Acharya for TheSouth first | X\@satishacharya

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A man carrying a large yellow bag with a dollar sign, struggling under its weight. He has a determined expression and is on a field with a colorful striped background. Text above him reads "Can\'t shake hands..." with "bcc1" written nearby. — Cartoonist Alok | x\@caricatured

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A cartoon depicting a man in a suit with a name tag reading "ARM INDUSTRY" and an NRA-labeled revolver replacing his head. He holds a newspaper titled "CHARLIE SHOT DEAD" and stands surrounded by rifles and bags of money with dollar signs. — Cartoon Movement | X\@cartoonmovement

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