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Adobe unlocks 1,500+ fonts, adds support for 10 Indian languages
MUMBAI: Adobe has rolled out its most extensive font update in half a decade, adding over 1,500 new fonts to its Adobe Fonts library now with full support for ten major Indian languages Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Oriya, and Urdu.
Available at no extra cost to all Creative Cloud subscribers, this expansion gives Indian creators more flexibility to work across multiple scripts and platforms without compromising on design quality or linguistic accuracy.
The update brings globally popular fonts such as Helvetica, Gotham, Avenir, Times New Roman, Arial, and Proxima Nova now available in more language variants, including four additional Indian scripts for Proxima Nova.
With over 30,000 fonts now available, Adobe Fonts ensures seamless access and integration across tools like Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, and Adobe Express, allowing creators to stay on-brand and friction-free, whether on desktop or mobile.
Among the key benefits of this upgrade, consistent typography across branding, presentations, and editorial design, instant access to frequently used fonts across all devices and apps, reduced font-missing errors when sharing or opening design files.
This move strengthens Adobe’s global type offerings and caters to India’s multilingual design demands, setting the stage for more culturally inclusive and versatile visual storytelling.
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MUMBAI: The 2026 edition of the Tata WPL has rewritten the record books, emerging as the most-watched season ever across digital and television platforms. Royal Challengers Bengaluru clinched their second title on 5 February, while fans tuned in in unprecedented numbers, proving women’s cricket is no longer just a summer fling for audiences.
Digital consumption skyrocketed with a 17 per cent growth in viewers over the 2025 season, and a staggering 69 per cent jump in content consumed. On Connected TV, reach climbed 37 per cent, while the final doubled its viewership compared with last year’s summit clash between Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals.
Linear TV ratings also hit new highs, up 29 per cent over the previous edition, with viewers clocking a record 34.5 billion minutes across all screens, marking an 11 per cent increase from last year. The showstopper final between Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Delhi Capitals became the most-watched women’s T20 game ever, with a 60 per cent rise in consumption. On digital, it doubled its reach, and TV ratings surged by 74 per cent.
JioStar head of sales – sports Anup Govindan said, “Women’s cricket is evolving into a powerhouse of its own. The Tata WPL 2026 has taken this momentum to new heights, showing that fans are not just watching, they are fully invested. With the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup coming up, the sport is set to grow even further.”
Fans have more to look forward to this June as Harmanpreet Kaur’s Women in Blue tour England and Wales chasing India’s first T20 World Cup, following their multi-format series in Australia where they played three T20Is, three ODIs, and one Test.
The WPL has proven that women’s cricket is not just a highlight, it is the headline act.
