The 'Common Man' of India

Every morning, the 'Times of India' gives people its first page with 'You Said It!', the reflection of the Common Man - who is quiet spectator of the events, politics, inflations and the country's economic rise and fall. Over more than half a century, Common man has been the voice of India.

Who is the 'Common Man'?
Common Man is an imaginary character sketch and the creation of the famous political cartoonist of India's popular newspaper, 'The Times of India'...

The Common Man represents the plight of the common people of India. His strength lies in his silence, and his ability to notice life as it passes by.

The creator of 'Common Man', Mr. R.K Laxman has won many prestigious awards in India. His idol has been David Low and Illingworth whom he was able to meet in 1985. Laxman became the first Indian cartoonist to exhibit in London during that year.

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