Nimish Vohra is an educator, entrepreneur, designer, and researcher working at the intersection of design, digital heritage conservation, adaptive interfaces, and Indian visual culture. As Head of the School of Design at IIT Jodhpur, Nimish leads academic programs and interdisciplinary collaborations. His entrepreneurial experience at Regalix informs his interest in craft ventures, digital transformation, and adaptive design thinking. Nimish’s doctoral research on Rajput and Pahari miniature paintings underpins his research in Indian Design Studies, visual culture, and digital archiving. His creative projects, such as documenting Victorian tiles and producing Gita Govinda folios, blend traditional craftsmanship with digital conservation. A passionate advocate for design pedagogy, foundational education, and entrepreneurship, Nimish’s work bridges technology, heritage, and contemporary design practice to encourage future-ready, culturally rooted innovation.