In Pics: Last 10 days through the eyes of a cartoonist

Oct 8: The last ten days have been buzzing with activity. Whether it was the Army announcing that it carried out surgical strikes along the LoC, or the Cauvery issue that kept both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu on its toes, the last ten days were big in terms of news.

Here are some images through the eyes of a cartoonist:

When Rahul's 'Khoon ki dalaali' remark did more harm to him

Rahul Gandhi referring to the surgical strikes said that Narendra Modi was resorting to khoon ki dalaali.

Modi urges ministers to stop chest thumping over surgical strikes

Narendra Modi cautioned his ministers and said that an issue like the surgical strikes was a sensitive one and urged them to avoid chest thumping over the same.

Surgical strike effect: Pakistan fears isolation

After Pakistan was snubbed in the UN, it now fears isolation from its worldly friends.

Arvind Kejriwal's dual policy on surgical strikes

After lauding PM Modi for the surgical strikes, Kejriwal earlier this week demanded proof for the same.

Is Indian govt facing a water crisis?

Indian government had a lot to think about over the Cauvery row, the Indus Water treaty and the Brahmaputra river this week.

Black money worth Rs 65,250 cr is declared

India lands a big catch as black money worth Rs 65,250 cr is declared, Finance Minister Arun Jaitely said this week.

CBI in a tough spot over BK Bansal suicide case

CBI found itself in a tough spot in BK Bansal suicide case after Bansal had mentioned that his wife and daughter were harassed by CBI officials.

Pak hit hard, continues to deny surgical strikes

Pakistan earlier this week denied any surgical strikes carried out by India along the LoC.

K'taka cries as SC orders release iof Cauvery water

Karnataka kept pleading to the Supreme Court that it did not have sufficient Cauvery water to release to Tamil Nadu.

Karnataka asked to release water to SC

Karnataka was repeatedly told by the SC to release Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu even as the state tried it best to convince the court.

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