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India’s infamous ponytail man Arindam is back with IIPM 2.O and Twitter is having a field day

While Chaudhuri is desperately calling out to students, who will train to become entrepreneurs and billionaires without any degree or diploma, Twitter can’t help but take on India's most 'infamous ponytail man'.

Delhi High Court bars IIPM from advertising without Court OK

The High Court order essentially prevents IIPM from releasing any advertising in any medium without the approval of the court to prevent students from being misled by what the UCG called 'dubious advertisements' to 'attract students deceptively'.

The Hindu's editor opens up new paid news debate

Varadarajan's clarification on an IIPM write-up opens up a Pandora's Box and a new debate for media watchers to mull over. Is a paid for write up called a write-up or article or would it, as Varadarajan seems to believe, be called an advertisement?

Arindam's forecast and the failing print business model

Even though the IIPM boss contradicted himself on newspaper advertising, he is surely right on the relative decline of print

Arindam Chaudhuri fails to take own advice

Advertising in newspapers makes one a moron. Arindam Chaudhuri advertises in newspapers. What does that make Arindam Chaudhari?

IIPM epitomises how Indian business looks at value

The Indian business mantra is not about delivering value to the customer, but merely enticing her to buy.

Arindam Chaudhuri's business model is similar to other private institutes

Whenever the education institute spends money on anything there is a private limited company owned by the entrepreneur waiting to capture it

Shah Rukh Khan gets tainted by IIPM mess

The IIPM controversy can serve as a lesson for celebrities. While they can, and should, look at endorsements as a source of income, they should also look at whether the brand they choose to endorse could damage a more valuable brand - their own.

Decoding the Arindam Chaudhuri business model

The Economic Times in a long analysis gets to the bottom of the regulatory filings by Chaudhuri's companies.

Why Arindam Chaudhuri is the Subrata Roy of the MBA business

The real issue is not whether an IIPM should be in the business of providing MBA education, but whether it should seek to block information from secondary sources for prospective students