Arindam Chaudhuri

The Indian Institute of Planning and Management (IIPM) and its Dean Arindam Chaudhuri have been restrained by the Delhi High Court from describing courses conducted by it as 'MBA, BBA, Management Course, Management School, Business School or B-School' as they are not recognised.

Nearly 70 URLs or web-pages that were blocked by a court in Gwalior for allegedly hosting defamatory content about entrepreneur Arindam Chaudhari and his business schools will be made available again.

A district court in Gwalior could decide today whether to un-block more than 70 URLs or web-pages, critical of entrepreneur Arindham Chaudhari and his business schools.

Gwalior may seem likely an unlikely epicenter for an impassioned debate on free speech, but on Thursday, a court here could decide whether to rescind a ban on nearly 70 URLs or web-pages, critical of entrepreneur Arindam Chaudhari and his business schools.

The government has decided to appeal against a court order that asked for nearly 70 URLs or web pages to be blocked for allegedly hosting defamatory content about entrepreneur Arindam Chaudhuri or the chain of private business schools that he owns, the Indian Institute of Planning and Management (IIPM).

The government will appeal against Gwalior district court order asking it to block website pages on internet publishing defamatory material about Arindam Chaudhuri-led IIPM institute.

Arindam Chaudhuri, entrepreneur and owner of a chain of private business schools, says he is comfortable with serving as the centre of a new debate on free speech.

A debate over free speech - and the government's apparent complicity in curbing it - has been raging online. At the heart of the controversy is Arindham Chaudhari, the dean of privately- run business school Indian Institute of Planning and Management (IIPM) which has branches in cities like Delhi and Hyderabad.

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The Indian Institute of Planning and Management (IIPM) and its Dean Arindam Chaudhuri have been restrained by the Delhi High Court from describing courses conducted by it as 'MBA, BBA, Management Course, Management School, Business School or B-School' as they are not recognised.

Nearly 70 URLs or web-pages that were blocked by a court in Gwalior for allegedly hosting defamatory content about entrepreneur Arindam Chaudhari and his business schools will be made available again.

A district court in Gwalior could decide today whether to un-block more than 70 URLs or web-pages, critical of entrepreneur Arindham Chaudhari and his business schools.

Gwalior may seem likely an unlikely epicenter for an impassioned debate on free speech, but on Thursday, a court here could decide whether to rescind a ban on nearly 70 URLs or web-pages, critical of entrepreneur Arindam Chaudhari and his business schools.

The government has decided to appeal against a court order that asked for nearly 70 URLs or web pages to be blocked for allegedly hosting defamatory content about entrepreneur Arindam Chaudhuri or the chain of private business schools that he owns, the Indian Institute of Planning and Management (IIPM).

The government will appeal against Gwalior district court order asking it to block website pages on internet publishing defamatory material about Arindam Chaudhuri-led IIPM institute.

Arindam Chaudhuri, entrepreneur and owner of a chain of private business schools, says he is comfortable with serving as the centre of a new debate on free speech.

A debate over free speech - and the government's apparent complicity in curbing it - has been raging online. At the heart of the controversy is Arindham Chaudhari, the dean of privately- run business school Indian Institute of Planning and Management (IIPM) which has branches in cities like Delhi and Hyderabad.

Shah Rukh Khan not just believes he is the best, he is confident that no one can compete with him because others "don't run the same race" as him.

Lady Gaga's reinventive ways may be weird for some, but Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan finds her extremely inspiring.