The Indian Express published a cartoon-style “business-as-usual” element that uses humour to comment on governance and politics. The supplied information does not give enough readable detail to identify the exact political target, so UPSC preparation should use the cartoon mainly to study how governance continuity is portrayed, not to extract a verifiable policy fact.
What happened (based on the available description)
A “business-as-usual” strip presents governance as routine and familiar. The strip’s placement indicates it responds to ongoing political developments, but the supplied material does not allow naming the specific event or policy that triggered the cartoon.
Background and earlier position
Editorial cartoons often use short recurring labels and visual metaphors to summarise public debate about governance. The phrase “business-as-usual” typically signals the perceived gap between citizens’ expectations of change and the appearance of continuity in decision-making and accountability.