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Behind the scenes: Resurrecting Yezdi, cult bike brand from the 1980s, after 26 years

Establishing Yezdi for new age bikers, while staying true to its roots. Sarvesh Raikar, regional creative officer, Lowe Lintas & creative head, Lintas Live.

Adgully s Twitter chat explores what goes behind an effective design

Adgully’s Twitter chat explores what goes behind an effective design Power of Design in a Brand’s Journey was the topic for the initiative, which saw six industry experts discussing the different aspects of design. Taking a slightly different path from hours-long webinars and Zoom meetings, Adgully deployed a Twitter chat between six industry-leading professionals in the design sector on 28 May. The panellists were asked questions to which the panellists responded in the comments section. The Adgully initiative, which was hashtagged #GullyChat on the social media platform, discussed the various functions and research that goes into making a design for a brand.

Experts discuss the elements to build a unique design language for brands

Experts discuss the elements to build a unique design language for brands
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CRY s latest campaign focuses on the importance of girls completing their secondary education and its direct correlation to the country s growth

The campaign titled #PooriPadhaiDeshKiBhalai has been launched in collaboration with Lintas Live CRY s campaign is aimed at building awareness on the importance of India’s girls completing their secondary education and the positive correlation it can have on the inclusive socio-economic growth of the country. The campaign has been launched in collaboration with Lintas Live. The campaign idea is rooted in the hard data from a recent McKinsey Gender Parity Study (2018) that clearly states that employment of girl child can add $770 billion to India’s GDP. CRY ( Child Rights and You) launched a national campaign titled #PooriPadhaiDeshKiBhalai to build awareness on the importance of India’s girls completing their secondary education and the positive correlation it can have on the inclusive socio-economic growth of the country. The campaign has been launched in collaboration with Lintas Live and seeks to inspire India’s citizens to come together and pledge their support for

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