Rachita Taneja's comics slice through the pieties of India's majoritarian politics, exposing how caste, patriarchy and nationalism are braided into everyday injustice. In a climate where sedition laws stalk dissent and protestors are vilified, her satire on victim-blaming, the criminalisation of love, state persecution, and the targeting of Muslims and marginalised communities lands with the force of witness and rebellion.

Rana Ayyub

Essential reading for existing on the Indian internet! Rachita is simply brilliant, witty, sharp and lucid to the point of having cultivated an inimitable grace in the way she puppeteers these stick figures, transforming them into sharp vehicles of commentary that illuminate the political with clarity and bite.Never before has political intelligence been served in such an uncomplicated, almost delicious way. Comics you can keep re-reading for days.

Priyanka Paul

Rachita's comics are like sharp, precise pencil-jabs into the balloon of bizarre we all are inhabiting this past decade. In this ever-shrinking space for political satire, where even thinking of non-conformism feels revolutionary, Rachita has put her heart, soul, and wit into these nuggets of artistic dissent.

Varun Grover