All you need to know about popular YouTuber Ashish Chanchlani

Initially sharing content on Facebook and Instagram during his civil engineering studies, Ashish Chanchlani's passion for acting led him to further hone his skills at the Barry John Acting Studio. (Image: Instagram)

YouTuber Ashish Chanchlani, known for his viral sketches and massive digital footprint, finds himself embroiled in controversy following his appearance on Samay Raina’s show, India’s Got Latent.

Ranveer Allahbadia, Samay Raina controversy: Time for brands to shift ad budgets away from influencers?

While controversies like these may spark discussions, they won’t derail the momentum of influencer marketing, experts feel.

The controversy has intensified discussions around influencers’ accountability and responsibility. Industry experts believe it won’t significantly slow down influencer marketing but it will invite greater scrutiny of influencers/creators, deal values and ROI.

TRAI tightens rules against spam; introduces provision of stricter penalties

TRAI issued a consultation paper on the 'Review of the TCCCPR 2018' on August 28, 2024 to seek stakeholders' views on key regulatory amendments needed to enhance consumer protection and curb unsolicited calls. (Image: rodion-kutsaiev via Unsplash)

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has amended the Telecom Commercial Communications Customer Preference Regulations (TCCCPR), 2018 to introduce stricter penalties, enhanced spam reporting, and consumer-friendly measures to curb unsolicited commercial communication.

Who is Apoorva Mukhija a.k.a The Rebel Kid?

Born and raised in Delhi, Apoorva Mukhija later moved to Mumbai to chase bigger dreams after earning a BTech in Computer Engineering from Manipal University in Jaipur. (Image: Forbes India)

Social media influencer Apoorva Mukhija, aka The Rebel Kid, is in the spotlight following her controversial remarks on Samay Raina’s popular YouTube show India’s Got Latent.

Should CEOs, founders trademark their names? The case for protecting business leaders’ personal brands

Speaking of celebrities, seeking protection against misuse of their names has usually been the domain of the well-known faces in the media and entertainment industry, like actors Amitabh Bachchan, Jackie Shroff and Anil Kapoor. In the business world, it is normally companies that take recourse to the law to prevent misbranding or knock-offs, as highlighted on corporate law firm Parker & Parker’s website. (From top left: Ashneer Grover, Bhavish Aggarwal, Aman Gupta, Deepinder Goyal, Anupam Mittal, Ghazal Alagh and Vineeta Singh)

As CEOs and founders become the face of their companies and personal brands, the push to trademark identities and protect personalities is gaining momentum.

Industry stakeholders seek govt action against illegal betting apps

According to NICI, Opinion trading platforms allow users to wager money on real-world event outcomes, mimicking financial markets while fundamentally operating as gambling and betting services.

A representation letter will also be sent to Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Ministry of Finance, SEBI and ASCI on the need to prohibit opinion trading platforms in India.