Former IAS BP Acharya Obtuse Angle: A ‘Bureaucrat’ Life Picture in sarcastic lines – released the book ‘Obtuse Angle’

The cartoon book “Obtuse Angle” written by former IAS officer BP Acharya was released in a grand manner. The book was released in the ‘decoding governance session as part of the Hyderabad Sahitya Festival, the session was conducted by the award -winning prize winning journalist Dr. Satya Mahanti.

Several former civil servants as well as book lovers also attended the program. Cartoons of BP Acharya were also shown on this occasion. Many book lovers who came to the program saw cardboard interested. On this occasion, BP Acharya signed his book and made it available for sale. Telangana Governor Jishnu Dev Verma started the festival … More than 20 thousand book lovers attended this program on the first day.

Not only a civil servant but also a cartoonist:

BP Acharya was identified not only as a civil servant but also as a good cartoonist. He loves rural artists very much. Acharya is also known as a rich writer of extraordinary talent… political cartoonist. Acharya, also known as ‘Ted Speaker’ … edited Mountbatten Papers with famous writers such as Larry Colins and Dominic Lapiere. Apart from making cartoons, he also writes articles for some English magazines.

BP Acharya worked as Special Chief Secretary in the Telangana government. He played an important role in developing industrial areas such as Genome Valley, Financial District, Mindspace, Srcetic in Rayalaseema and Brandics in Uttarandhra.

How do you become a cartoonist?

BP Acharya says that sarcastic lines of famous cartoonists like RK Laxman and Mario Miranda raised interest in them. He was attracted to comedy and art since childhood. He has created a collection of cartoons titled ‘Obtuse Angle’, with his experiences from four decades to retirement in cartoons. He depicted the challenges, difficulties and fun moments during his journey as a civil servant in his sarcastic lines. The book has more than 100 cartoons on political, economic and social issues.

The cartoons of this book not only highlight their artistic talent but also the flaws of political and administrative system. This is a proof of his deep understanding as a cartoonist.