MYSORE: Renowned cartoonist Ajit Ninan passed away at his residence in Mysuru on Friday. A family member confirmed his demise, attributing it to a sudden cardiac arrest.
Ajit Ninan is survived by his wife, two daughters, and two grandchildren, according to reliable sources. At the time of his passing, Ninan had been residing in Mysuru for the past two years. Unfortunately, he was alone at home as his wife, who had been unwell, had gone to visit their daughter in Goa, as reported by sources.
Among his many cherished creations, one of his most beloved cartoon characters was 'Detective Moochhwala,' featured in the children's magazine 'Target.' The world of cartooning has lost a true luminary in the form of Ajit Ninan's passing.
Ajit Ninan is a renowned Indian cartoonist known for his witty and insightful cartoons. He has made significant contributions to the field of cartooning in India and has been recognized for his distinctive style and humor. While he has created a wide range of cartoons, one of his most popular characters is "Detective Moochwala," which was featured in the children's magazine 'Target.'
Here are some key details about Ajit Ninan:
Early Life and Education: Ajit Ninan was born on December 15, 1955, in Hyderabad, India. He pursued his education in art and design, which laid the foundation for his career in cartooning.
Career: Ajit Ninan began his career as a cartoonist in the late 1970s. He worked for several prominent publications, including India Today, where he became a household name for his political and social commentary through cartoons. His sharp wit and clever satire made his cartoons both popular and impactful.
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