Cartoonist T Samuel dies at 86
Press Trust of India : New Delhi, Sat Nov 03 2012, 00:43 hrs
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Veteran cartoonist T Samuel, a pioneer of pocket cartoons in the country, died in the city on Friday. He was 86.
Samuel, who also worked with The Indian Express, is survived by his wife Mary Samuel, son and two daughters.
Samuel, who was from Kollam in Kerala, started his career as a cartoonist with the Civil and Military Gazette published from Lahore before Independence. During Partition, he reached Delhi as a refugee and joined Shankar's Weekly, contributing the strip cartoon Kalu and Meena.
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