Google & Meta questioned over addictive UX design choices
Tech giants like Meta and Google are facing scrutiny in a US court over whether features like infinite scroll are intentionally designed to be addictive.
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Deepfake governance is turning into public infrastructure
India is planning to allow more government ministries to order takedowns of deepfake and fake content, expanding enforcement beyond a few central agencies.
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Adobe’s business model shifts as creativity scales across India
Bharti Airtel has partnered with Adobe to offer free Adobe Express Premium access to its customers, potentially unlocking design tools for hundreds of millions of users across India.
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India’s first smell trademark signals a new frontier for design
India has granted its first smell trademark to a rose-scented tyre by Sumitomo Rubber Industries, marking a shift beyond visual and verbal branding.
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From Wi-Fi to Li-Fi, India explores a new connectivity future
Indian startup Velmenni has raised ₹30 crore to scale its light-based wireless communication (Li-Fi) technology, offering highspeed data transmission using light instead of traditional radio frequencies.
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Coimbatore is redesigning streets from a child’s POV
Streets around schools in Coimbatore are being redesigned to become safer and child-friendly, using tactical urbanism interventions such as improved crossings, traffic calming, and pedestrian-first layouts.
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Air India’s Maharaja lounge signals design-led service transformation
Air India has opened its new Maharaja Lounge at Delhi’s Terminal 3, designed as part of its broader transformation into a global premium airline.